Water Day Hooray!

Getting ready for water day at school!

Hats off to a good weekend.
TGIF, ya'll.
xo MK

Flower (Girl) Power

Hey! What's back here?

The most beautiful bride in the world, that's what!

This is one of the many times Miranda's parents said something annoying today.

For once, Mommy was not the ONLY photographer. This is Kevin's (the groom) dad and my escort, Joey (the ring bearer).

Look at the pretty flowers!
Smell the pretty flowers!


Watching REAL photographers take pictures of Missy (the bride).

There she goes. She was often on the move.

What the *&$%#@#! is up with these stockings.

So serious.

Joey tried really hard to win my heart and my hand. Mommy didn't get the picture, but we did actually make it all the way down the aisle holding hands...and we didn't even run. We rocked!

The wooing continues.

I think I let him kiss my hand here.

Just one more.

Good Times

Today, Mommy & Daddy gave me a cool new balloon to play with in the front yard.

We liked to throw the balloon high in the air.

Sometimes, it went so high we just stood around wondering when football season would start.

When it came back down to Earth, I ran all over the front yard screaming, "I got it! I got it!"

I had a blast with my new toy.

Have a great weekend.

Miracles of Modern Medicine

I have new ears!

I have new ears!

A couple hours ago, I was fast asleep getting tubes in my ears. Now, I'm like a new person...who needed a cheese quesadilla in a bad way. xo MK

Sympathy Pains on Mother's Day

Who's Got A Boo Boo?

by Miranda Kate

On Wednesday, Mommy came home from the hospital with bandages on her tummy. She had to sleep a lot and hasn't been able to hold me or give me a bath. Thanks, Daddy!

Mommy & I put a bandage on my tummy today. Mommy & I both need a manicure. We've had a long week!

Look at my bandage. It is just like Mommy's.

I am all smiles because today is the first day Mommy was able to sit with me on her lap. Ahhhhh!

Music Time with Miranda

Miranda and her "oh so tone deaf" Mommy spend a little time singing everyday. Miranda's strengths are usually knowing the last word in each phrase and using the hand signals.

Mommies on the bus do say "shhh, shh, shh," but they don't actually pick their noses. In reality, we just pick our children's noses.

Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star is another favorite. Miranda has the very kind habit of clapping for Randy and me when we sing -- even when our singing is awful. She is no Simon Cowell. We are thankful for that.