Ok, so she is 9 whole months now!! That sure did fly by. She is our little angel, and we are so grateful for her everyday! It hit me the other day when I was in the store looking for some summer clothes for her. I was in the infant section and couldn't find any of her size....that's because her size is in the toddler section now! What!!!???!!!






As you can see it takes her a little bit to warm up to people...and that is why there was not even a hint of a smile for the girl taking these.

She is now:
...26.5 inches long and 17.85 lbs-kinda on the smaller side.
...26.5 inches long and 17.85 lbs-kinda on the smaller side.
...pulling herself to a standing position, but has yet to crawl. Somehow though if we sit her in one place she ends up in another place that's about 3 feet away. I think somehow she's scooting.
...loving Cheerios :) But hating any kind of baby food that's not sweet potatoes.
...getting a little anxiety when we hand her to someone she doesn't know.
...is a little chatterbox and screecher. In church this has proven to be a problem. She will hang over the back of the bench and screech at all of the people behind us, and then protest very loudly when we try and get her off of the back of the bench. OH, and then there was the time that someone was singing a very lovely musical number and she chose to sing along in her screech owl voice. FUNNY, but maybe not so funny to the people trying to sing
Pics that JCPenny's took:



As you can see it takes her a little bit to warm up to people...and that is why there was not even a hint of a smile for the girl taking these.
...and what have we been up to?...
It will hopefully be done soon :) Ty has been working SOOO hard on it. He goes to work from 6 to 3:30 and then comes home and works on the house until it gets dark. Ty, his Grandpa, and his brother have been doing the electrical and plumbing and little framing jobs inside for the past couple of weeks. I think they are amaaaazzzing! This week the brickers are putting on the brick. It is beginning to look like a house, but has a ways to go until it looks like a home.

I am also grateful for what we do have. This year our ward did an angel tree. It was very humbling to see that all that some of the kids wanted for Christmas were simple things...like some nailpolish...or the game of "Life".









