This picture isn't mentioned specifically in the post title, but it's too cute to not post. :) Since I'm quite behind and am playing the catch up game again, you'll notice many of my commentaries are shortened. If you'd like me to expound on anything further, let me know and I'd be happy to spurt more details your way.
Brie is about nine months here. She totally LOVED going on the slide with Grandma Kelly's help at Oak Park one day.
Does this girl need a haircut or what? I don't mind the length, but it was getting a little nappy. I finally decided enough is enough. I got out the scissors after her bath one evening and went for it!
What was left when I finished. Yes, I had her sitting on the rocking (well technically gliding) ottoman. You'd think that unwise I'm sure, but it actually works really well for me. I parked her right in front of the tv. She was mildly cooperative.
The "after" shot. I might get the hang of this hair cutting stuff after all. I think it turned out pretty cute! She likes to play Lego Harry Potter with us, too.
Snack break before bed. Fruit cocktail. Yum. (Except for those cherries. Ick! The kids and Rick don't mind them, but for me, no thanks.)
This year Chelsea squeaked past the height restrictions of 36 inches, by an inch or two. Hip hip! She doesn't look overly thrilled here, but she was digging the dragon. I like how you can sort of see some of the other kid things in the shot.
Climb up. Slide down. Repeat. Repeatedly. Good thing we got a wristband instead of going by the individual ticket!
This one is still too small to go on anything fun. So she entertained herself by the strollers. She did very well. Good baby.
Can you spot all three Heits in this photo?
I wonder why they put the steering wheel SO far ahead of the seat? This is a little kid ride, not a scale model. Oh well. She still enjoyed it.
She was thrilled to have her own hog. Several others had to share.
Peeking through a sandwich board.
Waiting in line for the dizzy dragons.
Ice cream of the future. Think she likes it?
Air conditioned rest/play room. Whoever thought of this was a genius. Kids get tired of walking around in 90-some degrees after awhile. So they can come here and burn some energy without burning up from the heat.
And we conclude July's photos on this cute note.
This picture isn't mentioned specifically in the post title, but it's too cute to not post. :) Since I'm quite behind and am playing the catch up game again, you'll notice many of my commentaries are shortened. If you'd like me to expound on anything further, let me know and I'd be happy to spurt more details your way.
Brie is about nine months here. She totally LOVED going on the slide with Grandma Kelly's help at Oak Park one day.
Does this girl need a haircut or what? I don't mind the length, but it was getting a little nappy. I finally decided enough is enough. I got out the scissors after her bath one evening and went for it!
What was left when I finished. Yes, I had her sitting on the rocking (well technically gliding) ottoman. You'd think that unwise I'm sure, but it actually works really well for me. I parked her right in front of the tv. She was mildly cooperative.
The "after" shot. I might get the hang of this hair cutting stuff after all. I think it turned out pretty cute! She likes to play Lego Harry Potter with us, too.
Snack break before bed. Fruit cocktail. Yum. (Except for those cherries. Ick! The kids and Rick don't mind them, but for me, no thanks.)
This year Chelsea squeaked past the height restrictions of 36 inches, by an inch or two. Hip hip! She doesn't look overly thrilled here, but she was digging the dragon. I like how you can sort of see some of the other kid things in the shot.
Climb up. Slide down. Repeat. Repeatedly. Good thing we got a wristband instead of going by the individual ticket!
This one is still too small to go on anything fun. So she entertained herself by the strollers. She did very well. Good baby.
Can you spot all three Heits in this photo?
I wonder why they put the steering wheel SO far ahead of the seat? This is a little kid ride, not a scale model. Oh well. She still enjoyed it.
She was thrilled to have her own hog. Several others had to share.
Peeking through a sandwich board.
Waiting in line for the dizzy dragons.
Ice cream of the future. Think she likes it?
Air conditioned rest/play room. Whoever thought of this was a genius. Kids get tired of walking around in 90-some degrees after awhile. So they can come here and burn some energy without burning up from the heat.
And we conclude July's photos on this cute note.
4 comments:
The cherries are the best part!
Are they STILL calling Dippin Dots the ice cream of the future?
Considering it still hasn't taken hold of the market, it must still be from the future, don't you think?
Very cute hair! I'm impressed. I've got to do Ben's this weekend, it's pretty shaggy around his ears :).
When did your girls get so big!?
The haircut turned out awesome! It looks like you all had a lot of fun at the State Fair!
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