Monday, March 26, 2012
Gingerbread houses- December 2011
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Swimming lessons- September 2011
She is doing really well. Both of my girls are little fish. Last week I had to take a few more pictures of her in her class:
And here is a tiny video of her:
We are looking forward to using our swimming skills this summer.
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First, and really only snow- December 2011
This year, Avery was finally old enough to go out and play with Bailey. Last year, her snow suit and snow boots, and the sheer depth of the snow made it impossible for Avery to go out alone. I was really surprised- the girls would go out for over an hour out in the snow. They only got to wear their snow suits a few times though. Oh well. There's always next winter.
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Rollerskating- October 2011
She picked it up pretty fast- she's had a little practice with her roller skates at home. They had a DJ there are everything who called for just girl songs, and partner songs. It was fun for Bailey!
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Halloween 2011
I took the girls trick or treating with some friends of ours- Calvin and William. Mike was, of course, working. I was miserable and sick, sick sick. I'm not sure how I survived the night!
It's kind of hard to see, but Avery really started getting into writing around this time. At the bottom of the page it says witch. I can't believe how grown up she is!
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Spoke too soon
Of course as soon as I posted my last post, I started feeing awful and have spent the last three days as sick as I have been. Uggg...
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Coming back to life
I am twelve weeks today, and I am actually starting to feel better! I don't feel great, but I also feel like I can actually get out of bed. And shower. And maybe even pluck my really scary eyebrows. This is a really pleasant surprise because with Bailey and Avery, I was sick until almost twenty weeks. When I thought about how long I might be sick, it was really discouraging. It it miserable to sick. My house was really really scary. I mean it. Even Mike, who never even notices if the house is clean or dirty was starting to feel like it was unlivable. Our whole family was eating terribly. I thought that vegetables were the most disgusting food on the planet, besides garlic, so nobody ate any. It's nice to kind of be returning to normal. I was reminded that we really take our health for granted- we don't know how good it is until you feel like dying. Here's hoping the worst is behind me!
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