Sweet Dreams

Big changes are happening in my world.

As you can see, I am way too big for the mattress

on my toddler bed.

EborahDeborah and Geff gave me a mattress for my birthday.

I wasn't ready for it until I called them on the phone yesterday

and left a message.

Here comes Uncle Jeff (Geff)!

We were excited to see each other!

I had to oversee the action taking place
in my bedroom.

Look at Geff and Daddy go!

They said that bed was a pain in the a&$

to put together.

He vacuums!?

That's a keeper, Aunt Deborah!

"Bob, the builder, can you fix it?"

"Yes, we can!"

Madame foreperson gives it a "thumbs up!"

Okay, I guess we didn't need the box spring.

Who is the princess and what's that about a pea?

The irony:

On a day that I got a new bed,

I did NOT get a nap.

Hmmm.

Turns out Target isn't just good for dresses.

How do you like my beautiful sheets?

I told Mommy I wanted "white with flowers"

and this is what we found.

Getting all my friends and silkies situated.

Just figuring out I can see myself in the mirror

to my right. Cool.

Mommy nearly had an aneurysm trying to get

me to look at her and smile simultaneously.

Snuggling in.

Mommy snuck in and found me asleep.

You know you wanted to see that shot!

Zzzzzzz.

p.s. Thanks Aunt Deborah & Uncle Jeff!

Chattanooga Choo Choo'ing

Our quick jaunt to Chattanooga, TN

brought to you by Mommy's Blackberry Photography:

Turns out that Chattanooga has a much better Children's Museum

than the one in Atlanta. Here is Dr. Wynne doing 6 month check ups.

Isn't Physics grand?

This is the real reason we went to Chattanooga.

I'm like a sign papparazzi on this trip.

You'll see.

We took an elevator down into Lookout Mtn. and walked

a 1/2 mile further to see this waterfall that "changes colors!"

Ooooooh! Ahhhhh!

Miranda liked it much more than this picture shows.

She just found out she had to hike a 1/2 mile back through

the cave in this one. I'm kidding. Not really.

Look! My Mommy does exist!

Walking to the tippy top of a tower to see...

this. That's Chattanooga down there.

I'm on what my parents called the "65 MPH Carousel."

Daddy's gonna hurl.

We only drove by this.

Thankfully, I can't read yet.

It says "park."

I would have made them stop.

We drove by this, too, when I was sleeping.

It says "Miranda's Adult Bookstore."

Mommy made Daddy turn the car around for a picture.

They were lost on the wrong side of town.

The Alpine Railroad made Mommy want to hurl.

It was steep, so Mommy didn't take many pictures.

She was doing her breathing.

Inhale. Exhale. Inhale. Exhale.

Mommy's favorite picture of the Alpine Railroad.

Rock City rock candy.

Mommy just realized she has to ride the darn

train back up the mountain.

All the walking through Ruby Falls made me sleepy.

No, my parents did not put stickers on my cheeks.

I was sleeping, so they drove around.

And around.

And around.

And around.

We did go on the shuttle a little on our trip.

We did NOT go to the aquarium like everyone else.

I'm still sleeping.

The Tennessee River is pretty neat.

We climbed to the top of this tower at the Children's Museum.

We drove through a lot of tunnels, too.

I was awke for this one.

Aunt Deborah taught me about strawberry shortcake.

This picture is for Aunt Julie though.

The End.