Being Sick Is No Excuse
Thanks for the New Kicks, Aunt Ash!
My Aunt Ashley sent me these cool shoes when I was born. They’re still just a little big, but way too cute to sit on the shelf any longer. You can’t see him in the picture below, but my stuffed sheep that hangs on my crib is telling me jokes and cracking me up!
Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’ . . .
Quarter of Year!
Happy three months (and a week) to our sweet baby girl, Miller. Poor second child- I’m a week late making her month b’day video (I thought about it on the 7th, but we were having a rough day) and then when I finally made it I got the info wrong. For those of you keeping a calendar, she was not baptised this month as I say she was on the video. It was actually just days before she turned 2 months old, and thus should have been included in lasts months video, but wasn’t. Oh well, baby girl, we really do love you, I’m just not as good at documenting it!!
She is videoed in the gown she wore home from the hospital- look how much she’s grown!
2 days old and ready to go home
Buds
Maybe she looks like her Mamma
Happy Birthday, Nan!
Fancy Pants
Miller is showing off her, oh so cute, coat and ruffly bonnet that her Pat Pat gave her at my baby shower. She wore them Sunday- although, it was not that cold I was worried we’d never get to wear them if we didn’t then when it was just a touch chilly. The coat is reversible– it’s pink knit on one side and says “hug me”; it’s yellow fleece on the other and says “don’t bug me”. The flower hangs loose over the buttons & reverses as well with a lady bug embroidered on it. The dress and shoes were mine when I was a baby.
She’s also showing off one of her latest skills, thumb sucking. The other newest discoveries are blowing bubbles and raising her arm way above her head when she’s excited (see watching Baby Einstein, below, for a demonstration).
The Last Few Days
Holding his baby sister
Seeing how many grand kids a Granna can hold at one time
Taking one more picture before dark
Eating outside and blowing bubbles
Jack likes:
Catching the bubbles that we blow