Char's turn for favorites...

Animal: Neigh (constantly asking us to draw horses for her)
Activity: Putting on her sister's shoes, Trampoline
Food:  Spaghetti
Treat: Popsicles
Toy: Purses, Toys that sing, especially the ABC song
Show: Cinderella - which she calls Baybay, sounds nothing like Cinderella but she is obsessed with her
Color: Blue (she asks if everything she sees is blue)

Sigh

I had so many options for a title on this post. I just couldn't choose, so I'll list them.
My body and pregnancy don't see eye to eye
I'm bringing sexy back!
Awesome, Huh?
Jealous?
You're so VEIN.

Brooklyn's first day of preschool

 Brooklyn is loving preschool in Miss Leslie's class at the Winner school. It seems like Kenzie was just at this age and it scares me how quickly time is passing and my kids are growing. She had to share most of her first day pics with a little sister but I just love the pose and beautiful face in the picture above.

FAVORITES (Most of these just depend on what day you happen to ask)
Animal: Zebra
Activity: Soccer, Tennis
Food: Spaghetti
Treat: Cotton Candy
Toy: Lady bug Pillow pet
Show: Wow Wow Wubbzy
Color: Rainbow (first choice) or Pink

First Day of First Grade

Mackenzie on her first day of first grade in Mrs. Zabriskie's class.  

The "Baby" is Two

I guess Charlotte isn't a baby any more.  She is two and turning into a little person. She is saying more and more, although most of it sounds the same. Mackenzie is amazed that I can understand most of what she says. Our little Char Char has a fun friendly personality. At home she is my shadow unless of course her dad is home. She prefers dad which gives me a break when he's around and I love it. She's quite feisty with her sisters (ok mean) hair pulling, hitting, etc. I guess it's her coping mechanism for being the youngest. Although she adores both her sisters and they adore her as well. They love to make her laugh and get excited when she says a new word or does something new. That's not to say that the big girls never call her a pest or beg me to distract her so they can play without her terrorizing them.