Sunday, June 29, 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
Our week
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Auntie Aeriale
Audrey is learning smooth moves from Aunt Aeriale. We don't want her to leave ... Audrey has also learned how to pound and how to raise the roof in the last 2 days. =) Our daughter is much cooler than she was pre-Aeriale!
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Happy Anniversary

My parents were married 40 years ago today. Mom and Dad - thank you for being THE most wonderful parents! I love you so much, and I hope that Iain and I can set the same example for our children as you did for Brantley and me. (One exception ... we have no plans to watch harmonica playing on PBS at midnight)! =)
Love,
Allison
Corn on the Cob
Our friend Aeriale arrived last night. Here we are at dinner tonight ... it doesn't get much cuter than this.
Friday, June 20, 2008
Stacking blocks
I don't know how to edit these video clips, so for the moment, I have to post the entire clip, even though it might not all be riveting television. =) But we are obviously proud to show Audrey doing just about anything, even if her second attempt at stacking isn't quite as adept as the first.
Anyway, the video is from a couple of days ago, but my batteries in the camera died so I couldn't upload it.
Yesterday, she learned to say "mow" (that's mow, as in rhymes w/ cow, not mow as in to trim your grass) when you ask her what the cat says. It's quite adorable! She also has the first half of the gator chomp down ... when you ask her what the alligator says, she will raise one arm and say the first menacing "du" . We're trying to teach her that she needs to put her other hand together with the first and finish the entire "du-dun". Sorry, the "du" doesn't really translate well into writing, but you Gator fans know what I'm talking about.
Anyway, the video is from a couple of days ago, but my batteries in the camera died so I couldn't upload it.
Yesterday, she learned to say "mow" (that's mow, as in rhymes w/ cow, not mow as in to trim your grass) when you ask her what the cat says. It's quite adorable! She also has the first half of the gator chomp down ... when you ask her what the alligator says, she will raise one arm and say the first menacing "du" . We're trying to teach her that she needs to put her other hand together with the first and finish the entire "du-dun". Sorry, the "du" doesn't really translate well into writing, but you Gator fans know what I'm talking about.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
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