You can click on the photo below to watch a short video of Kai and his New Ball.
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Big Lamb Chop, or what's left of her, has been Kai's favorite toy for the longest time. But she just got displaced. By a ball.
Robert, the dad of Kiki, Kona and Maya introduced us to it. He brought it to the park earlier this week and Kai just hogged it.
I ordered it from Amazon, and it arrived in 2 days. I took it to the park yesterday. Mahina hogged it. It came in a three pack so Mahina got to keep the pink one.
It's this one if you want to try it out. I bought the small breed one 'cause that's the one Robert had.
Over the past few weeks I made five of these. I'm thinking for sashimi or gyoza or anything that needs a dipping sauce. Good idea, right!?
They're about 6 inches in diameter which is our limit for size allowed. We all share the kiln space. For free. So it's only fair.
The session is almost pau already. Tuesday was our last day to build. Next week is a holiday. The following week we glaze. And the week after we pick up/potluck.
Early morning at the dog park with Maya and Kiki. Maya's owner Robert adopted Maya when her previous owner suddenly passed away and she was left at the day care that Kiki attended.
Wendell had a total knee replacement earlier this week. His surgeon was Dr. Paul Norio Morton who used some kind of robotic thing to do the surgery. Wendell is recovering nicely, and he even drove a short distance yesterday.
