How is it that a kid under the age of two can function on less sleep than an adult? She's an anomaly, I swear. Today had been packed with activities. We went to the zoo this morning and got to see some very active brown bears. After zipping around the zoo for two hours, we came back home and Lily opted to nap for all of 30 minutes prior to waking up. At that point, we had some lunch while videoconferencing with my family (Lily refers to her cousin Olivia as "Leebo") and then attempted to do some Father's Day shopping. No luck. However! Somehow, Lily wound up with a new nightie. Afterward, we went to Katie and John's house and ran around outside, played with the dog, and broke in their new smoker. If you haven't tried a smoked tomato before, I'd highly recommend attempting one the next time you have a chance. Lily messed up some couscous and then we headed back home for bath time and stories. New words today have included "turkey," "couscous," and the phrase "new nightie." Couscous comes out as "coocoo!" but hey, it works. She's now dancing along with Zoe and Paula on television and eating a popsicle. She clearly ascribes to the idea that sleep is for the weak. Feel free to feel sorry for me.