On a Saturday morning, HG and I were laying in my bed, snacking on Spiffer’s nuts and bolts. I was watching HGTV, and she was playing games on my phone. She said, “Mama, this is the life.”
She told Peggy that she likes riding a new horse because it’s fun to learn how they work.
She asked me if the battery on my phone went down a lot. When I said yes, she took my phone and showed me how to double click the home button and slide up on all the apps to close them and save battery. Wow?!
She LOVES to go to EDA (after school care) and begs to go all the time. “Mama, send me to EDA one more day, and then you could go get a massage!”
I said I wanted to order a cheeseburger, and she said wistfully, “Nothing’s as it seems.”
She and Daddy built a fort to protect her from an over-excited Manning at the pool.
This is life at Grandma’s…
And this is life after a day at the pool and Grandma’s (on the couch)…
And then she collapsed into bed…
First Redbirds game
She initially said she didn’t want to talk to Rocky, but he flirted with her and got her close!
She requested a curly ponytail
An after school treat…
To make spelling word practice more fun, we found a Boogie Board. But it’s much more fun to draw on it.
She’s been begging to get her eyes checked for a few months because she thinks it’s so cool when Mama does it. Her eyes were great- still a bit farsighted but doc expects her to grow out it.
She found a little bitty snail that she, of course, fell in love with.
We bought this scarf at Old Navy one day on a whim, and it immediately became an attachment. Girl loves to accessorize!
At Meet the Teacher meeting, we got a glimpse into her daily morning routine.
And I finally got a pic of her with Mrs. Barksdale!
First spelling and religion tests- both A’s! WHEW!
MoMo can’t get enough loving, even at breakfast.
Watching the big girls play soccer while waiting for her practice
Poor MoMo
Poor Blue Blue. She is the only person that he will completely submit to.
One morning, she quarantined me to my room while she was working on a surprise. Because it was “close to my birthday,” she got herself dressed for school, and she was SUPER proud of herself!
Ann Maxwell and Emmaline came over to play one day after school. So proud of these friends for still being so close despite different going to schools.
Fun pool time with Addie
Riding Jake with Grandma and Peggy cheering her on
What was fun at two years old is still fun at six years old!
A friend of ours was touring SAA and stopped in to see HG in her classroom.
Blue in the “penalty box.”
This is life at Grandma’s…
And this is life after a day at the pool and Grandma’s (on the couch)…
And then she collapsed into bed…
First Redbirds game
She initially said she didn’t want to talk to Rocky, but he flirted with her and got her close!
She requested a curly ponytail
An after school treat…
To make spelling word practice more fun, we found a Boogie Board. But it’s much more fun to draw on it.
She’s been begging to get her eyes checked for a few months because she thinks it’s so cool when Mama does it. Her eyes were great- still a bit farsighted but doc expects her to grow out it.
She found a little bitty snail that she, of course, fell in love with.
We bought this scarf at Old Navy one day on a whim, and it immediately became an attachment. Girl loves to accessorize!
At Meet the Teacher meeting, we got a glimpse into her daily morning routine.
And I finally got a pic of her with Mrs. Barksdale!
First spelling and religion tests- both A’s! WHEW!
MoMo can’t get enough loving, even at breakfast.
Watching the big girls play soccer while waiting for her practice
Poor MoMo
Poor Blue Blue. She is the only person that he will completely submit to.
One morning, she quarantined me to my room while she was working on a surprise. Because it was “close to my birthday,” she got herself dressed for school, and she was SUPER proud of herself!
Ann Maxwell and Emmaline came over to play one day after school. So proud of these friends for still being so close despite different going to schools.
Fun pool time with Addie
Riding Jake with Grandma and Peggy cheering her on
What was fun at two years old is still fun at six years old!
A friend of ours was touring SAA and stopped in to see HG in her classroom.
Blue in the “penalty box.”
Her first canter
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