What's new...

The girl is doing well. She just turn 11 months. She had her first official walking last week (5 steps in a row). She is cruising around the furniture, our legs, boxes and piles of anything she encounters. She is "talking" all the time. Lots of ba ba and ma ma and da da....and her favorite 'ish' which is always in a whisper when she is busy working on something. She likes organizing and sorting especially laundry and shoes.
She is stepping up her potty training and goes in her little green potty more than in her diaper on most days. she even has some very cute (and tiny) training panties.
She is sleeping pretty well. I don't have to feed her at night anymore thankfully (but also a little sad--sweeeeet times).
Hope to see/talk/hear from you all soon.
xo angie

Earthday @ Ursinus

Reading with Dad (sort of)

clover patch

Happy Earth Day

Photos from Nancy

Our friend Nancy took these great photos in February. Iona and James were visiting for the weekend and we all went to see Lucy rehearse for her circus performance. THANKS Nancy! The rest of the photos are on our Flickr site (the link is at the right of the blog.)

Lucy's circus rehearsal

the girls

1:40 a.m.

It is 1:40 a.m. Ruby can't sleep and Lucy has a stomach virus...seems like the perfect time to do some blogging. Other than her night waking and getting up at 5am Ruby is fantastic. She went to Chris' class today and enjoyed the live jazz band and watching the dancing. She likes the dance studio a lot. She is also in love bookshelves and VHS tapes. She is not sure about carrots. Her hair is "long," occasionally making a little curl in the back.

Seven Stars Circus

Lucy performed in the Seven Stars Circus last weekend. She did a VERY exciting balancing act. She runs onto a ball and balances while twirling two hula hoops on her arms, neck and then waist. It was FANTASTIC.

"HEY" from down south

Aiken, SC Visit

Ruby and I just returned from Aiken, SC...AKA Grandmother's house. We spent 9 days enjoying the SC weather (it was 72 degrees the day we left.) Ruby spent her days crawling, standing, touching the cat, wondering about the dog, eating yams, charming the pants off of her relatives and loving up her Grandmother. It was a great visit.

With aunt Frankie