It's a Super Saturday in Petropavlovsk, Kazakhstan. Cameron was dressed in light blue and seemed happy to see us this morning.

He did quite a bit of crawling, especially to his his favorite destination, the edge of the mat.

I think his cold is getting a little better. There were fewer times when I had to pick him up and carry him around to console him.

We did a little better today getting Cameron into his Snugli. He and I successfully made several laps around the music room and even made a mad race to catch the plane.

Following our visit we went to pick up our film. They are giving away prizes and we won three small photo albums. We also check email and discussion boards at the telephone company.

The Department of Education had asked Marina if we could buy them some folders, so we made a stop for those as well. While at the store I saw many beautiful coats.

When we returned to the Baby House we learned that there would be a music lesson in the music room and that Cameron was still sleeping. We were invited to sit in and watch the lesson. There were about 14 children 2 - 3 1/2 years old. They had a clown and an accordion player. They played several games, including "feed the rabbit a carrot." It was such a delight to see those cute little children. They finished off their lesson by pairing off for a dance.

After the children left, in came Cameron. He did a whole lot of crawling. We're amazed by how much he has progressed in just this past week.

Four more days of visiting, and Cameron will officially be a Williams.