Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Feel Better Soon DanDaddy, We Love You!
Fun and then Not So Fun
It's great to get your picture taken with your little brother and cousin. Life's good, you, as the big sister/big cousin, get to sit in the middle, while you're flanked on either side with a little fella. Yes, life is good.
Then your little brother, who, by the way, can't seem to control his arms and what he's grabbing onto, just can't quit touching your shoulder and grabbing the sleeve of your dress. No matter what you do, he just won't stop. Somehow, the more frustrated you get, the more he smiles, which makes matters all the more frustrating.
Boone-Buddy Got "Captized"!!
Thanks to the best godparents around, Aunt Heather and Uncle Fran, and Cousin Jackson too for making the trip. Uncle Fran flew in straight from Mexico City. Special thanks for not bringing the swine flu with you!
Thanks to Grammi and Fafa for being there to help us celebrate, we sure had fun!
Thanks to the Sayers family for staying home!! Ha, ha. When Cousin Osten called Saturday morning to tell us he threw up and he and his sister, Marci, both had "di-a-reka", we told them that though we would miss them dearly, we were glad the di-a-reka germs weren't coming to South Carolina.
Bube and DanDaddy, we missed you so much. Thanks for the wonderful blanket for Boone. Get better really soon DanDaddy.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Rights of Passage
As Piper gets older, there are starting to be these moments that she does something for the first time and it's something that Ger and I both have vivid childhood memories of doing. When this happens, we often pause, reminisce a little and then comment about how we both can't believe we have a child old enough to be doing whatever it may be. So here's a right of passage that just left Ger and I a bit nostalgic over the weekend.
We were out running some errands and ended up at the grocery store. Piper was antsy and didn't want to stay in the front seat of the cart. So, she ended up riding on the front of the cart standing on the lower shelf and holding on to the front. She had the cutest grin on her face the whole time. Needless to say, it took forever to get the few items we needed, as we were pushing the cart at a snail's pace to be sure she didn't fall off...she just looked so little up there.
We were out running some errands and ended up at the grocery store. Piper was antsy and didn't want to stay in the front seat of the cart. So, she ended up riding on the front of the cart standing on the lower shelf and holding on to the front. She had the cutest grin on her face the whole time. Needless to say, it took forever to get the few items we needed, as we were pushing the cart at a snail's pace to be sure she didn't fall off...she just looked so little up there.
Monday, April 13, 2009
The Last of the Easter Fun for this Year
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