It's getting cooler outside, Kaya unphased

As the brisk autumn days remind us what's coming it is always funny because I've been through so many foster transitions that have never been met with winter and almost go through a regression with potty training and more accidents, etc. 

However, based on how Kaya has been running out that door to potty while I'm freezing waiting for her to sniff everything life has to offer....she doesn't care. lol


 Then there's this. What a lady! (Don't mind the flip flop.) I'm not even sure if my toddler pulled it out to play pretend, or she was about to devour it. Some kids toys have been demolished in the process of this journey, but my toddler is WAY spoiled, so they are lessons to be learned. lol

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