As some of you may have heard, I will be heading to Alabama in the not-too-distant future. Yeehaw!
We are flying Southwest for the first time ever. I'm pretty excited I can take checked bags for free. Because traveling with a kid means you don't travel light. That's what I've learned.
We are already sort of contemplating how unpleasant it may be to fly with a toddler. But she did awesome at 5 months... And she did great in the car. So here's to hoping! The problem is we won't stop every 2 or 3 hours to let her get out and run...
But we are flying in the day-time this time. So hopefully she won't disrupt too many people's sleep, if she's fussy. We'll be finding some cool apps for the tablet too. And maybe find a way to put some Sesame Street Elmo stuff on there.
The girl loves Elmo. Did I mention that? After letting her watch it on the car ride back from Utah, she has been hooked! If you show her a picture of Elmo, she starts dancing from side to side and trying to sing his song ("la la la la"). It's so stinkin' cute. But who knew Elmo would be such a hit with my toddler? She now brings me the Sesame Street DVDs we own for me to put them on for her. I concede about once a week.
Anyway... The other thing she loves to do is to have us take video of her with Jeremy's camera and then let her watch it.
That's her, watching one of her videos on the camera. How cute is she!?! She'll just toddle around watching the videos over and over and over. And whenever I'm singing in the video, she starts dancing (while watching herself dance in the video). It's pure awesomeness.
Just a selfie from last week. I need to get this kid a hair cut. Seriously. She won't let me do barrettes! That's a weird word, by the way. She had her 15 month check-up last Tuesday. She's seriously a champ. She got 3 shots. Only cried after the 3rd one. Poor baby girl. But she quite crying after a minute. This kid is amazing to me.
Watched the girls this weekend. And so we built a blanket fort in the living room. The girls loved it. Lynnaea loved being Godzilla and walking into everything and pulling off clothespins. She did have fun going under it with the girls... But she didn't like the low-lying areas where she was too tall. Now that she can walk, crawling is just not her thing. See?
Another selfie... It got nice and chilly here. Then today it warmed up. I spoke with my sister-in-law on the phone and she asked how I was handling the heat... My distaste for hot weather is well-known, obviously ;)... I commented that it didn't seem so bad here. Well, that was at 2ish. By 5ish, it was hot with the evening sun blazing through the window of the living room. Blech. But it's been dropping into the lower temps at night, and that makes all the difference. It's comfortable now.
Why did I write that? Because you can see Lynnaea was all warm and snug in her fleece footie pajamas. So I figured I'd tell you I wasn't roasting my kid in mid-September. Tonight she isn't wearing those ;).
And, finally, a picture of the cute girls in the door of their blanket fort.
It wasn't as awesome as I'd like it to have been. Jeremy could have done it better (too bad he was at work when it was constructed). Our living room has too much empty space, so it was hard to get the cool fort thing. But the girls loved it anyway, and that's what matters. I love how Lynnaea no longer "cheeses" for the camera. She waits until after the flash to get all excited and smile.
So that's life. Just some fun stuff. :).
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What a sweet squdge. She looks so like her lovely mom.
I am so looking forward to your visit. I've said this ... repeatedly. But it bears repeating.
Love you dearly. And then some.
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