Babies are cute. Girl babies with earrings are the cutest. Naturally, Sissy is the cutest girl baby with earrings. Ever. I didn't ask anyone for opinions beforehand because I realize that this debate can get a little heated, but the girl was a champ. Literally. I was so nervous for her; piercing hurts and I don't want my baby to hurt, but she cried for maybe 10 seconds and then she was over it. And I do mean over it. She hasn't pulled at her earrings or shown any signs that they bother her.
Doesn't my girl look so cute?
Showing posts with label Awesome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Awesome. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Friday, September 12, 2014
George, She's Pulling Herself Up!
There's this movie, maybe you've heard of it: Father of the Bride (Part 1). As I'm sure you can extrapolate from the title, the movie is set from the viewpoint of George Banks, Annie Banks' father. George recounts the fiasco that is Annie's wedding and all of the goings ons around it. As Annie returns from Rome, George's secretary announces over the loudspeaker at the sneaker factory that George owns, "George, she landed!"
That line has really stuck around with my sister and I. Every trip we take or important milestone, we exclaimed, "George, she landed!" Or "George, she sitting!" Or "George, she's crawling!" Well, "George, she's pulling herself up!" Can you believe that; pulling herself up and then standing?! This girl is something else.
I'm not sure exactly who she's going to be; maybe funny, maybe serious, maybe carefree or maybe by the book; but no matter who she turns into, she will be standing. Standing at 7 months, standing at her wedding... You get it, right? I'm being Mrs. Sentimental 2014; but for real, this is kind of a big thing. And being the good mother that I am, I had to document it all. So, here she is, George; standing!
That line has really stuck around with my sister and I. Every trip we take or important milestone, we exclaimed, "George, she landed!" Or "George, she sitting!" Or "George, she's crawling!" Well, "George, she's pulling herself up!" Can you believe that; pulling herself up and then standing?! This girl is something else.
I'm not sure exactly who she's going to be; maybe funny, maybe serious, maybe carefree or maybe by the book; but no matter who she turns into, she will be standing. Standing at 7 months, standing at her wedding... You get it, right? I'm being Mrs. Sentimental 2014; but for real, this is kind of a big thing. And being the good mother that I am, I had to document it all. So, here she is, George; standing!
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Is It Too Soon?
No, it's never too soon to talk about Christmas and if you think it is, then you should stop reading... NOW. I've gotta say that this sweater is like the best sweater ever:
Not only is if from the best movie ever, which if you don't know what movie that is, I would think that you've stopped reading by now, but it's reasonably priced at about $25 +shipping and handling. I wish that I could QVC model the ish out of this right now, because that's how much I want it.
So let's say that we all start thinking happy and merry thoughts and work on getting into the holiday spirit!
| Amazon |
So let's say that we all start thinking happy and merry thoughts and work on getting into the holiday spirit!
Friday, May 23, 2014
The Announcement
Well, sorry to disappoint my Mother, who guessed a puppy and my Sister and Father who both guessed another baby, but the big announcement is that I will be doing 30 blogs in 30 days. Anyone who blogs knows that doing 30 blogs in 30 days takes a lot of commitment and time, but I've done it before and I will do it again.
However, I do have my naysayers; when I let Megan, my sister know about my latest endeavor, her response was, "yeah, yeah, yeah." Well, to that I say, self-proposed challenge made and self-proposed challenge accepted... starting June 1st!
However, I do have my naysayers; when I let Megan, my sister know about my latest endeavor, her response was, "yeah, yeah, yeah." Well, to that I say, self-proposed challenge made and self-proposed challenge accepted... starting June 1st!
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Fall Photo Shoot 2013
For several years, we've taken the time to document our children outdoors during a beautiful time of year. This year, we headed out to a chic landscaping store, because we had a gift card, and I happened to grab our nice camera; while it certainly didn't start off being our Fall Photo Shoot 2013 that's totally where it ended... and I'm thrilled.
And keep an eye out for Arden's blue car, which managed to sneak into quite a few pictures.
And keep an eye out for Arden's blue car, which managed to sneak into quite a few pictures.
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013
It'll Do
When Jim suggested that we go to a chain diner restaurant the other night, I agreed... or rather acquiesced, thinking to myself, "it'll do," which I can't say now without thinking of Babe, the movie. I didn't want some dumb ol' chain hamburger and fries or worse yet, the stress that comes from having both kids unhappy with anything on the menu, which is how the regular family meal out for us goes. But this time it was different. Like, way different.
The kids were well behaved.
There were no shoes being flung over the booth behind us, or spilled drinks, better yet: I ate an entire meal without having to lift someone over me to go to Daddy, or get up to chase someone who's bolting for the door. It was so refreshing and wonderful, it was almost too much. It turned my "it'll do" into, "let's do it again!"
Don't get it twisted though, it's entirely too much to think that every single time that we go out will be this awesome, most times are going to be ok; which is something that I will settle for in light of the fact that we've had bad and even downright terrible meals out, where I swear that we're never going out again, but always change my mind when Friday rolls around and we need a break.
As I always do, I couldn't resist snapping away some pictures- even the light was freakin' amazing and the boys were paying me no mind, which made the pictures, in my opinion, are perfect... I know I'm laying it on pretty thick, but honestly, it was a real turning point in our dining out career; there is hope.
The kids were well behaved.
There were no shoes being flung over the booth behind us, or spilled drinks, better yet: I ate an entire meal without having to lift someone over me to go to Daddy, or get up to chase someone who's bolting for the door. It was so refreshing and wonderful, it was almost too much. It turned my "it'll do" into, "let's do it again!"
Don't get it twisted though, it's entirely too much to think that every single time that we go out will be this awesome, most times are going to be ok; which is something that I will settle for in light of the fact that we've had bad and even downright terrible meals out, where I swear that we're never going out again, but always change my mind when Friday rolls around and we need a break.
As I always do, I couldn't resist snapping away some pictures- even the light was freakin' amazing and the boys were paying me no mind, which made the pictures, in my opinion, are perfect... I know I'm laying it on pretty thick, but honestly, it was a real turning point in our dining out career; there is hope.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
The Things: New House Edition
As promised last week, here's the first of many, many, many posts about our new house and all of the crap wonderful things that we are going to jam within it's freshly painted walls. Pretty sure that anyone would be, but I'm seriously stoked for all of the purchasing and picking out and deciding about things like should we paint the appliances that came with the house or not (I think we've decided not to) that come with a new house. Here's just a few of the seriously awesome things that I've come across in my home furnishing quest:
Temporary. Wallpaper. Shut up, right? No seriously, this exists.
$84.99
These salt and pepper shakers are adorable. Literally.
Amazing curtains are a must.
I definitely will need to be conscious of storage, this will help with that and it looks nice too.
And if the cardboard isn't enough, who doesn't love a resin deer head? A very uncool, unhip person, that's who.
Loving this simple, yet chic pillow. Although, I would seriously love the Jonathan Adler Woven Letter Pillow more, I could never justify spending that much.
Temporary. Wallpaper. Shut up, right? No seriously, this exists.
$84.99
| via: Amazon |
Cardboard Animal Heads. Who doesn't love an awesome animal head that doesn't involve hurting animals. I do, that's who.
$30-$61
| via: uncommongoods |
These salt and pepper shakers are adorable. Literally.
$13.99
| via: ModCloth |
Amazing curtains are a must.
$24.99-$29.99/panel
| via: Target |
I definitely will need to be conscious of storage, this will help with that and it looks nice too.
$350
| via: ikea |
An odd, yet practical choice. I'm kinda loving this area rug.
$69.99
| via: ikea |
Mirrors have all of the sudden become my jam. I love this mirror.
$204.99
Uhm, this chair speaks to me. It's like 60's meets one of my favorite neutrals... I'm totally buying this thing and calling it a space chair.
$204.99
| via: overstock.com |
$279.00
| via: Ikea |
$49.95
| via: ZGALLERIE |
Loving this simple, yet chic pillow. Although, I would seriously love the Jonathan Adler Woven Letter Pillow more, I could never justify spending that much.
| via: Overstock.com |
The look for less:
An amazing mirror, just what every house needs.
$249
| via: Pottery Barn |
But, perhaps you could have a very nice mirror for much less that's still kind of amazing.
$69.99
| via: Target |
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