Waiting for her driver...
Playing in the water!
I just had to take a picture of her during naptime the other day. Check out all the bracelets on her arm!
Waiting for her driver...
Playing in the water!
I just had to take a picture of her during naptime the other day. Check out all the bracelets on her arm!


And here she is right before we left the house - I'm glad the photographer could make her smile more than I could!I know, disgusting. But I couldn't resist taking a picture and sending it to Brock at work with a "Wish you were here!" message. Thought you might get a chuckle out of it also. Just what you want to see when you're eating lunch.
Sorry for such a long post! I've also added more pictures to our Shutterfly album in case you're interested. Most of the pictures from our blog are on there, in addition to some others. Until next time! :)
Mia and Granna
Sleeping in the carWatching the "big truck" next door out the window!
Belly shot - over halfway there!
Here are also a few recent pics.
Eating a popsicle in her Bumbo - she loves watching Tigger & Pooh in there!
Loves her sunglasses!
It is so much fun hearing her talk and watching her make the transition from saying single words to communicating whole thoughts. The other day she was eating lunch, and she said "cheese, all done... banana, yes!" She does not hesitate to tell us what to do, either! She'll point to the couch and say "Mommy, sit!" or "Daddy, lay down!" It's really funny - I'm sure she'll be ordering the baby around, too! She is definitely at a fun age.
On a totally different note, last Friday we had a really bad storm and 2 houses in our neighborhood burned down. There is literally nothing left but the outer shell of each home. One got struck by lightening, and the wind was so strong that the house next door immediately caught fire, too. Fortunately everyone made it out, but one of the families lost a dog. It was really neat how all the neighbors came together to help the families. One of the men who lost his home was trying to let people know that even if you have a fire safe for your important paperwork (passports, birth certificates, etc.), those are fireproof, not waterproof. He said to put everything in plastic bags because although they had all their paperwork in the safe, it wasn't protected from all the water damage (from melted pipes, the storm, all the water from the fire hoses). I thought that was a really good tip. Also, fortunately for them, they had all their pictures on archive CDs in the safe. Again, they all got wet, but the restoration company was hoping they weren't damaged by the water. They said those should be put in plastic bags, too. Another thing we are going to do pronto is change all the batteries in our fire alarms. When you see something that close to home, it makes you realize it could have been any of us in that situation. I think the families are doing as well as can be expected and are just thankful they all still have each other.
That's it for now - hopefully we'll have some pics of Mia in her bathing suit to post soon! :)