Maggie is thoroughly hooked on the 50 states and capitals right now, so when Heidi asked her what type of cake she wanted for her birthday, she should have guessed what it would be. Below is the result of a mother's love and approximately 3 hours of cake making and decorating. When all was said and done, however, Maggie was totally thrilled, and was still talking excitedly about it the next morning.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Sophie's One Year Pictures
A Trip To The Petting Zoo
Okay, so the title of this post is a little misleading. Apparently petting zoos these days don't actually allow you to get any closer to the animals then, say, a state penitentiary would allow a visitor to get to a convicted felon. Here's a goat in the clink now. I wonder what he's in for.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Sophie's First Birthday Party
This is Sophie's first birthday. Clearly, she wasn't easy to control, as one might have assumed from the rush of excitement evidenced on her face. Despite her cool demeanor, we do think she enjoyed herself.
I think Sophie's enjoying her sister's affection, and Maggie is... well, I think Maggie is busy totalling the number of Brownie points she is likely racking up with Mom at precisely this moment.
We live near a small airport, and every now and then a plane will pass over our house as it prepares to land. This, of course, intrigues most two-year-olds (ours included). The plan? As soon as she heard a plane approaching, she would grab her wooden stool, run out to the front porch, and, given the added height provided by the stool, reach up and grab the plane as it flew over.
Sophie has just learned to walk, and the first order of business was to bring us Maggie's dress-up princess outfit and gesticulate wildly until we put it on her. If you're going to be a biped, you must have a sense of style.
I think Sophie's enjoying her sister's affection, and Maggie is... well, I think Maggie is busy totalling the number of Brownie points she is likely racking up with Mom at precisely this moment.
We live near a small airport, and every now and then a plane will pass over our house as it prepares to land. This, of course, intrigues most two-year-olds (ours included). The plan? As soon as she heard a plane approaching, she would grab her wooden stool, run out to the front porch, and, given the added height provided by the stool, reach up and grab the plane as it flew over.
Sophie has just learned to walk, and the first order of business was to bring us Maggie's dress-up princess outfit and gesticulate wildly until we put it on her. If you're going to be a biped, you must have a sense of style.
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