Progress Report

May 20, 2010 -- I decided it was 'bout time I stood without the assistance of a cart, train, or chair.  It was only once, but I did it.  It must have surprised Mom.  We were playing with my blocks, and I stood up.  She looked up from her construction project, smiled, and clapped.  Apparently, this is a big deal.  I haven't pulled it off today...just waiting for the perfect moment....waiting for Dad to get home from work.  I haven't shown him yet. 

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