Friday, June 12, 2009

She likes to move it, move it...

She's definitely her daddy's daughter... she likes electronics!

Throwback Hairstyle

I have a very sweet niece, whom I love dearly (she's now 16!). I remember the day she was born like it was yesterday (it snowed a lot) and I think about the days of yore (of her) often. I remember how she loved when her Aunt Lisa came to visit. She thought I was pretty cool. She called me all the time when she was learning to read and read her paragraphs to me. Ahhh, those were the days.
I also remember my sister, Kelly putting Britanie's hair in a "Pebbles" ponytail. I was never going to do that to my daughter....
This is Britanie at 18 months with her signature "Pebbles-tail".


So I picked Lilly up from the babysitter the other day:

Lilly - 6 months
Ironically, I saw a little girl with her hair like this in church last week and I smiled thinking about Britanie's signature 'do...

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Photos Galore!

Oh Mylanta! I am so far behind on blogging and downloading her photos. Here are some random photos for your enjoyment!


she still loves her bath!


yummy carrots


look who's dressed?


still in her sleeper!


note the sleeper...

Look at me!

Ernie was off this day and therefore, in charge of Lilly. Usually, I come home on these days and find Lilly still in her sleeper, but today, look who got dressed?! And what a cute dress it is - thanks GAP!



Lilly's first trip to the zoo

I'd like to start by saying the Saint Louis Zoo is, by far, the best zoo I've ever been to and it is FREE! They do such a good job making the animal areas like their natural habitats, we actually had trouble finding some of the animals. The camels must have received a hair cut that morning because one of the zookeepers had a bunch of camel hair for the kids to touch! (I immediately sanitized her hands)

Our zoo has 2 toddler elephants. I dont remember how old they are now, but I'm sure they are old enough to say "I'm not a baby, I'm a big girl now!"


This was the primate house where she could see so many species of monkeys up close behind the glass. She preferred to watch the people....



Can you see those large animals in the background? We tried to focus on the larger animals thinking Lilly would be more interested in them. Lilly could care less. But oh the people! Yep, Lilly is a people watcher.




Laughin' Lilly

enough said

Can you see me now?

Good!



"Honestly Daddy; I really don't know how I got over here."
Sitting is so over-rated. Who needs to sit when you can scoot all the way over there? She started on the other side of the family room on her blanket. Goose stays better than Lilly...