Macy is 11 months old today. That means that in ONE more month she will be a year old!! I thought time flew with Kayla, but it's gone so much faster with child #2. Anyone else feel the same?
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Birthday Party
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Oh So Tired...
Let me start off by saying that when the car is turned off, Macy wakes up. It hardly ever fails. She was so tired tonight that she stayed asleep even when Marc got her out of the car and through Kayla's noisiness. Somehow she managed to sleep through being laid on the changing table and Marc getting her pants off. She woke up when he started to change her diaper. Whose child is this???

Jackie's Wedding
I don't have too many pictures of the wedding and reception. If I get a link from my uncle (the photographer) I'll post it here. We were too busy with everything going on to think about the camera. She almost didn't do her flower girl duties. She had been practicing and talking about it for weeks, but when it came down to it she wanted to stay with Macy. Macy stayed with Grampie (Marc's Dad) in the back of the sanctuary. Marc finally got her to come down the aisl by telling her to run and give her flowers to Mommy. She did and everyone got a good chuckle. She did goof off at the front for a few minutes before she saw Grammie (Marc's Mom) who was on stand-by. She squealed and ran to her. They quickly left. At the reception Kayla was the life of the party. She went around grabbing different people to dance with. She really didn't want to leave, but at 10:30 we sent her home with Grammie and Grampie. She had such fun.



Rehearsal Dinner
The kids did great over a 3 day weekend of crazy schedules. We're still trying to adjust back, but they had a good time. At the rehearsal dinner Macy ate for pretty much an hour and a half straight. She slowed down at times, but that girl can pack it in! How does she stay so tiny?? Here she is sucking on a noodle.

Kayla's Birthday
We had a lot of family in town for Jackie's wedding, so we all met up for lunch to celebrate Kayla's birthday. We had a great lunch at La Parilla and Kayla loved wearing the sombrero.
They brought out this fake cake with a sparkler on the top. Unfortunately, before anyone could do anything, she grabbed the sparkler as soon as it was out. If it were a candle she wouldn't have touched it, but she didn't know better. Her hands hurt so much and blistered pretty much immediately. Thankfully I had my nurse sister to let me know that it wasn't too bad. To a mama it was really bad. I took my personal nurse to the drug store to buy some burn medication. It still looks bad, but I guess it could have been worse.
We went back to my mom's house for cake and some presents. Marc asked Kayla if having some of her cake would make her feel better. She thought for a second and said "no, opening presents would make me feel better." HA! After opening a couple of presents she looked at Marc and said, "I feel better."
I made the mistake of mentioning that she could blow out a candle on her cake. She LOVES to blow out candles, but given what happened at the restaurant she started crying again. Her party is actually this weekend, so we'll see if she wants a candle on that cake or not.
Monday, March 31, 2008
10 months old
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Easter
What a wonderful day we have to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ! To know that He took on the penalty for our sins and that we can have eternal life with Him. What an awesome day it is!

We had our own Easter Egg Hunt and Kayla could get all the eggs she wanted. I even stuffed them with candy, stickers, and money. She had a great time. Next year I'll have both of the girls out there finding eggs. 
Easter Egg Hunt
Yesterday we went to an Easter Egg Hunt with 6,000 of our closest friends. I didn't realize they were planning on quite so many until we were almost there. It was an absolute zoo. A helicopter dropped 30,000 eggs over the 20,000 that were already on the ground. Kayla loved watching the helicopter, so I have to tell myself it was worth it. Unfortunately there are a LOT of greedy parents. Kayla was in the 1-2 year old group and parents were running out there and scooping up dozens of eggs. One family we saw probably had close to 100 eggs. There were about 4-5 adults with a child who was about 18 months and a baby who was about 6 months. Kayla walked away with about 5 eggs plus some broken pieces. She wasn't disappointed, just her mama. She thought the helicopter was great, so I'm glad we went.


Thursday, March 20, 2008
Caterpillars
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