Well apparently I have gotten lost in the Facebook world and have completely forgotten about my blog! It took me about 25 tries to log in!
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Long Time No See
Thursday, April 29, 2010
On the go!
Wow Brynley has changed SO much in the last few weeks! She had her very first airplane ride last week when we went to Hawaii and she did awesome. The change in altitude didn't bother her and she slept most the time.
Here she is sprawled out using Zac's leg as a pillow...




Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Holidays and 6 months
Christmas Eve in her new bib 
Christmas Morning...first gift: I got a glider :)
So festive in her new pjs and crazy hat
Tired from all her new toys
Sooooo spoiled! 
So this month, Brynley turned the big 6 months! Haha I can't believe how fast a child grows. It's crazy! They learn so much in such a short time. Here are some of the things Brynley does:
She talks like crazy! She is already a jibberjabber and she doesn't know any words. She says mamamama, dadadada, rararara, and babababa. Even in the middle of the night while she is asleep we can hear her talking.
She likes to stare at the fridge. I don't know why. We first noticed it at my parents where there are a bunch of pictures of her and a big 8x10 of her face....maybe she just likes to stare at her sweet face! Who wouldn't right?! She does it at our house too, where again there are pictures of her. If you block her vision of the fridge she will twist her body and lean over so she can see. Haha so weird!
She has started on baby food! yay! She has already tried sweet potato, squash, banana, applesauce, green beans, and as of right now her favorites are pears, carrots, and prunes. I love watching her face when she tries something new, so far she hasn't hated anything...lets keep our fingers crossed!
She smacks her lips when she eats her carrots and other favorites.
First try of solids. I think this face is due to the texture, because she actually like rice cereal now. So funny!
Brynley is such a happy baby! She laughs all the time and makes us laugh non-stop! She definitley has both of us wrapped around her chubby little finger. It's no wonder our parents were willing put up with us when we were bratty, sassy tweens. She has been such a joy to have and I can't believe what an amazing blessing being a parent is. Every second of the day is so much fun and incredibly rewarding. What a fun stage she is in right now :) We are looking forward to experiencing everything more that she has to learn!Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Life as you know it
The sacrifices you thought you made to have a child no longer seem like sacrifices.
You respect your body ... finally.
You respect your parents and love them in a new way.
You find that your baby's pain feels much worse than your own.
You believe once again in the things you believed in as a child.
Your heart breaks much more easily.
You think of someone else 234,836,178,976 times a day.
Every day is a surprise.
Bodily functions are no longer repulsive. In fact, they please you. (Hooray for poop!)(Wow is this one true for me! I cheer for her and give her kisses all over her chubby face :)
You look at your baby in the mirror instead of yourself.
Your love becomes limitless.
You'd rather buy a toy more than those shoes that you've been dying to have.
You don't mind going to bed at 9 p.m. on Friday night.
You discover an inner strength you never thought you had.
You give parents with a screaming child an 'I-know-the-feeling' look instead of a 'Can't-they-shut-him-up?' one. (It's amazing how instant this changed for me)
You take the time for one more hug and kiss even if it means you'll be late. (So true...just ask my work)
You learn that taking a shower is a luxury. (very much agreed)
You realize that you can love a complete stranger.
You find yourself wanting to make this world a better place.
You have to quit watching the news because you see every story from a mother's perspective and it breaks your heart.
You just plain love life more - everything comes together and becomes better because of one tiny person and your love for them.
You finally find out the real reason you have those breasts.
The support you get from other people surprises you, because the people giving it are not always the ones you'd expect.
Nothing is just yours any longer. You share EVERYTHING!
No matter what you've accomplished in life, you look at your child and think, "I've done a GREAT job!
You want to take better care of yourself for your child.
You can have the most wonderful conversation using only vowel sounds like "ahhh" and "oooo."
If you didn’t believe in love at first sight before, now you do!
My sweet little baby girl! Love you pumpkin!