Where is Luna?

Tonight I spent time with my Uncle Alan and his daughter (my cousin) Paikea, at their cute little home in Sebastapol. We had spaghetti, salad and I brought some Autumn couscous. It was a very relaxing hangout as usual with Alan. Which I love. It is like a breath of fresh air.

I am able to clear my thoughts and just be.

I had a little one on one time with Pai. We played airplane (where I lay down and she has her tummy on my feet pretending to be an airplane), she played with my long hair with her feet haha, and she danced to just about every song that played on Pandora. Of course she wanted me to dance with her. I lack in the dancing department. I didn't get those skills that my sister did haha. But I had to shake it a little bit to make her happy haha.

She is so dang cute. So smiley and silly and full of giggles. Loves to dance. Loves long hair. Very chatty and comfortable around adults. Likes to do things herself.

Once it got darker, Alan asked Pai, "Where is Luna?" With my basic knowledge of spanish I knew that meant the moon. So we walked out to their porch that has a gorgeous view of the mountains and trees and looked for the moon. It so sweet how they name certain things or creatures spanish names so that she can learn some spanish. I love it when families mix different languages in cute little ways. I have always loved it when I see kids that know sign language. I attempted taking a class for that. Learned basics and then gave up. It was a hard class haha.

I admire how Alan and Christina raise little Pai. They don't let her watch tv (I hate tv), she eats very healthy and they don't give her sugar or treats and she is 2. I think it is great. She is a perfect little girl for a reason. Sugar and media are two things that little children shouldn't be around as much in my opinion.

Anyway.

Great night.

I love my family.

Goodnight.