Mt. San Jacinto Outdoor Recreation

My daughter's first steps.

HJ

Hey, I know where there's a pink sled if you want one for her

That's fantastic Jim and monumental for all of you I'm sure! Our son is just at his 5 month mark and I keep telling everyone how frustrated he seems with his lack of locomotion (though he's got scooting down). Glad you were ready with camera and thanks for sharing.

Congrats to you and your wife HJ - now it's seven more years of training to get her ready to be the youngest on Everest

lilbitmo wrote:Congrats to you and your wife HJ - now it's seven more years of training to get her ready to be the youngest on Everest

I'm on the job!

HJ

Yep, I had missed all 3. Great moments! Now your life is going to be extremely busy, with a curious little critter who can roam about getting into everything! But it's so fun watching her learn that you don't mind at all, huh!

Congrats again Jim.

z

zippetydude wrote:Yep, I had missed all 3. Great moments! Now your life is going to be extremely busy, with a curious little critter who can roam about getting into everything! But it's so fun watching her learn that you don't mind at all, huh!

Congrats again Jim.

z

Yep. She's so cute an so un-self conscious.

HJ

Hey Jim, you're going to keep in great shape chasing Joyce all over the place. Congratulations to Joyce!

You realize that walking and running come very close together developmentally! When Cat was two, she informed me the was a (pronounce like Elmer Fudd would say it) Twail Wunnuh. Too young to pronounce R's, but ready to run. At 3 she ran a mile of the John Muir Trail up in Yosemite. Get ready my friend. Hikin Joyce comes equipped with all sorts of trail genes (being your daughter), you're in for some of the sweetest moments of your life.

z

HJ, check your pm