Audrey and I have had a nice quiet weekend together, trying to make up for my crazy work schedule lately. I had a really intense two-day trial last week and was in deep preparation for it last weekend.
Some of my favorite things Audrey has been saying lately:
- "I want much." to mean that she wants her cup full. I guess if too much is overflowing, she wants it almost at that point :)
- she still says "him's" for "he is", which I find hilarious.
Audrey is getting more and more independent. She especially likes to choose what she is going to wear, and try to put it on herself - she is actually pretty good at. Her style choices are rather amusing sometimes, but I generally let her wear whatever she chooses.
She recently became obsessed with having "tie-up shoes." We finally got some and they are a big hit. She also loves the sunglasses she got on our trip to Philadelphia, and likes to wear them inside or out.
In other news, I will be halfway through my pregnancy tomorrow and we have confirmation that the baby is indeed another girl! We are all very excited. Audrey came along with me for the ultrasound on Friday. I was nervous that she might have a hard time sitting still while it was going on, but she sat still in her chair perfectly with a very excited look on her face. She really enjoyed it.
We also had a great trip to Philly over Labor Day. We can't wait to move, although it looks like that won't be happening until February when the baby is born. We explored a little bit of the Italian Market (found Delicious cannolis!) and had a perfect day at the beach. Audrey's Avo Lista, Uncle Dave & Uncle Bryan also joined us and we had a lot of fun.
Here are some photos from our trip:
We learned a few weeks ago that Michael had found a position out of KY and that you all were moving. I wish you a wonderful life. You have a beautiful daughter who has a beautiful name. We never met her or her mother (Sandy) but Michael was always so happy when he told us about them. Michael is one of our favorite people and it was good to know him. We will always remember his smile.
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