Christina has been running in the gait trainer. It is hard to get a picture of her and start the video in time.

We found part of the sidewalk around the house that Christin is comfortable walking in the gait trainer without holding my hand or having me touch the gait trainer as she gets on her merry way.

The weather has been hot. Uncomfortably hot if you ask me. High 90s is hot, humid or dry it is hot. Our trips outside were short and most included water of some sort. I found going through the sprinkler is not as fun as when I was a kid. The kiddie pool is my favorite. The water is more of a warmer cool and does the trick cooling off without the shock of cold.

Christina preferred the shock of cold for a while then swinging. It worked out well to dry her off a little before heading inside into the air conditioning.

No baking this weekend, it was too warm. We did enjoy some very delicious cheesecake. Christina likes just the cheesecake. Christina has managed to spit out the crust and the added fruit. She also does not like to share.

With the last few days being hot Christina and I headed to the river today. It was refreshing, but felt good to get back into the air conditioning.

This article also from US Cyber Security is "Cyber Security Tip ST05-002: Keeping Children Safe Online".

Link to article: http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/tips/ST05-002.html.

Although Christina is a little young to be overly concerned about her online habits, I don't think it is anything to be relaxed about. As the internet becomes more common place it is a beast to contend with.

An example is the iPad Christina has begun using as a communication device. Christina has only started using it and has a long way to go, but the possibilities seem endless with the various accessibility features.

It is better to be prepared as Christina gets older. I would say the best precaution and to make the most enjoyable experience for Christina is to be sure to educate Christina about the world wide web.

Here is an article from US Cyber Security. The title is "Cyber Security Tip ST06-002: Debunking Some Common Myths". I have listed the myths they cover below. Go to their site for the truths.

Link to article: http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/tips/ST06-002.html

* Myth: Anti-virus software and firewalls are 100% effective.
* Myth: Once software is installed on your computer, you do not have to
worry about it anymore.
* Myth: There is nothing important on your machine, so you do not need to
protect it.
* Myth: Attackers only target people with money.
* Myth: When computers slow down, it means that they are old and should be
replaced.