My little L is 2!

My little L... You have not idea how much I love looking back through pictures and seeing how much she has grown or how hard it is to select just a few (this is a few compared to the amount of pictures I have). Every moment photographed is a distinct memory and looking at the pictures instantly brings the memory of that moment back. L has changed so much. She has hair for one thing--WOOHOO! Her very sweet and sassy, girly personality is fully blossoming and I LOVE IT!

Music Factory

This weekend we went to the Georgia Music Hall of Fame for a Children's show in downtown Macon. There was a children's musician there for 2 hours, the first hour she performed and the second hour was open mic for the children. Much to my surprise W jumped up and did 3 songs--Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star and ABC's (twice). He definitely doesn't get this extroverted behavior from me. I am the person who had stage fright so terribly in 8th grade I made the second chair trumpeter play my first chair solo--more about me--although, I did redeem myself my senior year of high school when I had a solo that had to be played every Friday in front of an entire stadium of people and during competitions. Okay so, W sang 3 songs all the while L refused to get out of her stroller (that sounds more like me). L eventually got out after the show was over and played with all the neat instruments available.

W Through his 4 Years

These are a few, okay a lot, of pictures of W from the beginning until now. I tried to make it my favorties but really, they are all my favorties. Every picture of W makes me smile and has a special memory. I guess you are lucky that this isn't over a 1,000 pictures.

He's 4

We celebrated W's 4th birthday at the Museum of Aviation. William had a blast. All the children put of flight suits and toured a C-130. They learned about the different things the c-130 carries including vehicles, which they seemed to think wouldn't fit in a c-130. W tried on a parachute backpack while the tour guide talked about the jump signals and other aspects of jumping. During this L decided she wanted to put on a flight suit and stand with her brother. After a jump demonstration with W and his buddy Brenden, they watched a video of an actual jump. After all the jumpers were out of the plane W exclaims "hallelujah". Following the c-130 tour the children assembled gliders and headed outside for a glider contest. Everything wrapped up on the 3rd floor in the Victory Cafe where they all had hot dogs, chips, cake, and ice cream.

Monkey see...

W got a tattoo so, L got a tattoo


W had to use a bucket at a cup so, L had to use a bucket as a cup


W had to drink pickle juice so, L had to drink pickle juice. That's a big EWWW! to me.

L while enjoying some peanut butter toast