Shadows, and Gruene Hall

On Sunday, Avery and I were hanging out in the front yard and she took off and started crawling down the driveway. She stopped right in the middle, threw her hands up and started squealing at her shadow. She kept leaning forward like she was trying to catch it. Wish I had gotten it on video.

Avery's first "pots and pans" play time. (Even though it was only one pan)

Last night we went to Gruene Hall to watch Drew. Avery clapped after every song and even got "star struck" when Drew came over on his break, even though she's hung out with him many times. I think she has her first crush! (Sorry Holly)

Our Saturday

This Saturday, Avery and I had a nice day hanging out at the house. Avery did a little reading, and took some time to crawl through her caterpillar tunnel.

Two Pacifiers

For some reason lately, Avery has really been liking her pacifier. If she sees it laying around she will go crawling as fast as she can to get to it and shove it in her mouth. Then she usually starts laughing so hard that it falls back out of her mouth only to be quickly picked up and shoved back in! Luckily for us though, she doesn't fuss when take it out of her mouth and tell her she doesn't need it. Today, two of her pacifiers were laying on the coffee table, so off she took across the living room and grabbed one in each hand. Without even pausing she shoved one in her mouth and then tried to do the same with the other. After a brief moment of confusion about why they both wouldn't fit in her mouth, she eventually let one fall to the floor.

Happy Easter!

After I saw how much Avery loved to wave things around and throw things in the air, I sewed these squares of material for her. We keep them in this felt box and she loves to pull them out and wave them all over the place. She also laughs hysterically when I put them on her head and play peek-a-boo.

Avery had an awesome first Easter! We had my whole family at our house, and enjoyed a nice day together.

I think the look on Avery's face says it all! (She's thinking, "Yep, these are my parents and this is what I have to put up with everyday.")

Crawling through the tunnel