So all of you know that Leah was born the end of March, but many of you don't know that my brother also returned from his mission at the same time. He served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Cebu, Phillipeans for two years. This meant it was also family picture time. I am the oldest of four children, and the oldest grandchild on my mom's side, so their were many different family combinations but these were just a few!
Leah's blessing was such a special day and I want to thank all of you that were able to come and share this day with us! (I know many of you had to leave before we took this pict. sorry! Also, we did forget to invite some and thought that some just wouldn't want to come since it was an hour and a half from home! Sorry if you are in this category! But we love all of you, and are so grateful to all our family and friends that have helped us with this "transitioning" time!
Allie loves her new sister "le la" and kisses her like every minute! She always wants to hold her, especially when she is sad- and my favorite- she holds her hand every time we are in the car. I liked this pict. of Leah because she is always looking around and sitting so peacefully! It is so nice to have someone so sweet around.
No exciting story just had to add a few pictures for Grandmas and Grandpas. Doesn't she look so old? I thought I should take a few picts. before there are a bunch of the new baby here in a few weeks! Love you all!
Oh she looks so sweet! She must be an angel, right? No! She was terrible the other day. She has been a little "emotional" lately and that afternoon I almost put her on the street with a "For Free" sign on her. In an hours time she had colored all over the tile and the leather chair with crayon, spread candle wax on herself, the carpet, and me, dumped water all over the floor and "cleaned it up", somehow get a 12 month baby onesie on herself, take her clothes off abt. 3 times, and many other things that I have chosen to "forget". Glad every day isn't this way!
