Peach hates socks and always has. She takes any opportunity to take them off. And when Quiriam took her out of the car after church last Sunday, this is what he found!
As soon as we got inside she found her drink on the coffee table. Obviously, she is now completely barefoot!
The next day we enjoyed beautiful weather in the 60's. Here's Peach and Uncle Christian taking a break from playing.
This baby girl loves to read and learn about the pictures in books...even scriptures! She knows that sciptures are our "special books" and that we be very gentle with them. Whenever she touches them she looks at me to make sure I'm ok with her opening them up. So sweet :)
Here are some more books she likes to read...
Peachy loves little Gummy. She has this funky thing about picking fuzz out from between toes and fingers. Poor Gummy has his toes and fingers examined all day by her. It's so funny how frantically she cleans and disposes of all fuzz...even mine! :)
Leave me alone!
Sweet kisses
Here, Peach decided to let him try the crumbs on her finger. She is CONSTANTLY trying to feed him her food. He's ended up with cream cheese in his mouth, cupcake and frosting all over his lips (and hair!) and lots of other random goodies. It's a great thing that Gummy is SUPER tolerable of her :)
I love his big beautiful eyes.
Little brother tried out the bouncy chair for the first time and was suprised at the loud music it makes! After a few minutes, Peach was all too happy to take his seat and dance to the music for him! I remember when she was a few months old and tried that bouncy seat out for the 1st time...she cried her eyes out! Now that she's outgrown it, she just wants to get back into it :)
Her favorite mode of transportation still piggy-back rides. Though, in this pic I think she's considering if she'd rather ride in the cart!
Princess Peach having breakfast :)
More kisses for brother...can you breathe under there, Gummy?
Poor Tigger slips into little hiding places to get away from Peach. Too bad Peach is as small as that cat and goes right after her!
She LOVES singing time...even when she should be sleeping!
Oh no, Daddy! I found FUZZ!
Hurry! Get it out!
Ok, the fuzz is gone :) Where's Daddy's nose? Where's Peachy's nose?
Also, as a random insert, I have received this video through email and I've seen it on several blogs. It's so beautiful, I think I've watched it a million times! Check it out:
3 comments:
Wow you have such a cute family! Neal and I can't believe how long Peaches hair is and Gummy is getting so big! Thanks for posting the Create video, I hadn't seen it yet and it gave me tingley's all over-it was great:] Glad to see you doing well and enjoying the simplicities of life and what a great way to truly enjoy life-thanks:)
Ok, she is such a doll!!! And don't worry I am perfectly willing to watch steal magnolia's at any time. Also, don't worry because I know exactly the video you are talking about and it is often my bedtime music :). Love and besos!
Hi Jen! Here's how to make the wood blocks, in case you didn't get the comment that I left you on my blog:
Just sand and stain your wood blocks a dark brown or a stain color to match the look you want, then cut cute scrapbooking paper to fit on the front of the block, then cut the photo to fit on top the cute paper(wallet size pictures worked best for my size blocks)and then use a dark brown chalk/ink to all the edges of the blocks, paper, and photo (like the chalk that we used in the summer when we made cards-that's what I used to darken all the edges a bit, but be careful or it will smear on the photo paper) then use double side tape to hold it all on the block how you want it and then modge podge EVERYTHING(even the entire wood block) even on top of the photo paper and you can use a lot it will not hurt anything-it will all be streaked white at first, but after it dries it is clear glossy and looks so professional and it works as a glue too so put it on the back side of the paper except of course where the tape is holding it in place, just leave the tape there (and just paint it on with a craft black foam top brush-you know what kind I mean?). Sometimes the cute paper or picture might bubble up a little with all the modge podge but when it's close to dry just press the bubbles flat with your finger and they should stay down or you can add a little more modge podge under the bubbled areas until it stays flat. It's pretty simple and once you get the hang of it you can have fun and do several layers of paper and pictures and all sorts of stuff-Good Luck and let me know if it works!
Wow that was long-sorry:)
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