Yes, I confess, this was a last minute shot taken on the morning that Grandma Juana was returning back home to USA. I know, I have to remember to take more staged photos of Kai with family members when they come visit. But I have to say, I find those boring. I enjoy capturing him naturally interacting with others (or himself), and doing what he does best: Kill people with “Kai-ness”. Juanitaaaaaa!!!
Kai’s abuela (Juanitaaaa!!), and his crazy tia (Vane) are constantly complaining about us not “combing” Kai’s hair. They’ve even gone as far as to threaten to take us to court because of this… whatever that means. Well, here’s what taking matters into your own hands looks like. During her “very short” visit, Kai’s Grandma decided it was time for a change (Yes She Can!). Given the complexity of his fluffy, curly, straight, soft, patched hair; this was the best she could do. I must admit, I think Kai liked it since he actually wore it for an entire day. The following day it was a different story. Maybe we should have forced him to sleep with his head propped up on a pillow in order to preserve the hairdo (Like Vane). For the record: Kai’s hair gets combed everyday! But it has a mind of its own.
Firstly, let me begin by saying I make no apologies for the delays in posting/updates. As you all know, life is literally developing in front of my eyes every day. I’m sure you understand. Anyway, Sunday is our out-and-about day with Kai, and on this particular one, we decided to venture out to the “Cinta Costera” (Google translate for those of you Spanish-challenged). It was a great atmosphere, and he loved being out there. We even had a stranger come up to us and ask if we needed help with a group picture since we were struggling to do the self portrait thing. She mentioned that Kai was a cute baby; I said thanks on his behalf, but I had to let her know that she was just too old for him, and that she should keep it moving…
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