He helps pour everything. Poor Allie...
Cory attended his first CME confernce at Snowmass in January. The first day was georgous!! 
The second day had room for improvement. It was very cold and there were wind gusts of up to 45 miles per hour. There was 9 inches of powder on the ground when we started skiing this day and it kept snowing all day. For most people (including Cory) this would have been perfect skiing conditions. For me it meant that I was up to my knees in snow. I wouldn't call if fun, but it did build confidence. By the end of the day even Cory said, "Next year - Mexico"
Cory's parents came with us and watched David. The best thing was a big picture window where David could watch snowplows, tractors, and trucks drive by. I wish we had a video to post. It was so cute when he would stand on his tip-toes arms reaching high and in his deepest voice saying "BBBBIIIIIIIGGGGGGG"
Unfortanetly there wasn't much for him to do, but he got creative...
David also invented a fun game with the closet : ) All in all it meant a lot of family time.
We came home to more snow. Of course David wanted to help!
David continues to refine his cooking skills : ) It was so cute to see him using his little spoon to stir. He just watched as the brownies dripped. He would put the spoon back in the batter and raise it up just to watch it drip again.
David continues to refine his cooking skills : ) It was so cute to see him using his little spoon to stir. He just watched as the brownies dripped. He would put the spoon back in the batter and raise it up just to watch it drip again.
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