Furniture

I found Lilla today in our living room moving all the furniture around. Before I know it all those chairs will be in the foyer or other rooms.

In other news, Lilla was pushed down and bitten by another kid at school today, right on her face. The preschool handled it great, and called to tell me it happend so I didn't freak out when I picked her up. They said she cried pretty hard, definitely because it hurt, but also because it hurt her feelings. I felt so bad for the little baby.

My Very Own Table

We pulled out my toddler table, gave it a fresh coat of paint, and placed it in our kitchen. It is now Lilla's favorite spot in the house. The chairs are still a little high for her, but she manages to get up there by herself. She really loves having her own little place.

Family Reunion

We had a fun family reunion last weekend to celebrate my grandmother's 84th birthday. It was quite an event, and she was completely surprised. Four years have passed since we have all gotten together, and it was a delight to catch up and meet children and see where everyone's lives have taken them.

Lilla was the only baby there, and was as always a hit with the whole crowd. We had a little trouble with the camera, so our pictures are a little dark. Here she is with her uncle Haynes and Great Grandmother Anne.

She loved this toddler rocking chair, and the fact that my uncle sat behind her and kept her rocking back and forth.

Rain

We finally got some rain. We were starting to wonder if it was ever going to rain here again, it has been so long since we have seen even a drop. I pulled out Lilla's new rain jacket, and she was really happy to wear it, especially when I pulled the hood up. We have quite a clothing/accessories theme going here.

Lilla wanting to play peek-a-boo with me as we were leaving the house.

Shoes

Well, if purses and headbands weren't enough, Lilla now loves shoes. She has a whole shoe drawer that she loves to go to and take them all out and then put them back in. She even cries when I take them off her when she needs to, you know, do an activity that doesn't require shoes, like naps and baths.