Showing posts with label auntie hannie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auntie hannie. Show all posts

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Quarter-birthday

That's right: AJ is exactly three months old today.  She can still wear 3mo size clothing if it doesn't have legs (see her Old Navy Aquarius onesie below), but she's also wearing a lot of 6mo size stuff now.  She grabs stuff and she is VERY vocal.


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Look, Daddy shaved.

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She got tired of wiggling around trying to get closer to Dee Dee the Dragon, so she just grabbed the quilt and yanked.  Crude but effective... she's obviously a genius.

She had a big day today!  The tummy time pictured above followed an outing to Daddy's work, which was very exciting; she got to ride facing out in the front carrier for the very first time, and there was a lot of cool stuff to look at:

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The passage from Andromeda Building to Heaven Building.

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The photo of the Andromeda Galaxy in the tunnel.  We should totally get a framed print of this.

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Auntie Hannie, AJ, and me in Heaven Building.  I only wish I knew what AJ was staring at with such determination.

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The Mothers' Room in Heaven Building--definitely the coolest one we saw today.

Saturday, April 28, 2012

AJ & Auntie Hannie

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AJ's still working on smiling for the camera.

I feel like their hair is almost exactly the same color in this shot, which is cool.  And they kind of coordinate stripes!

Friday, April 20, 2012

Fashion Friday: Week 12

Me: These cargo pants will go nicely with that onesie. ...They will! Don't make that face! 

Don: Oh, no, they'll go great... just, WHY DOES SHE HAVE CARGO PANTS? WHAT DOES SHE NEED WITH POCKETS?

Me: Are you serious? THEY'RE ADORABLE.


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I took like ten photos while he was holding her up.  This was the only time she looked anywhere near the camera.

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Partially strapped in for a walk.

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Despite the look on her face, he's actually giving it back.

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Bundled up for her walk.  This is a great blanket for tucking her in, because it's big enough that you can really pin her arms down.



Cargo pants & onesie by Old Navy
Socks handmade by Gail
Hat handmade by Auntie Hannie
Blanket from Peggy