New Haircuts

Technically, Maggie and Patrick have had a second haircut since these photos were taken, but I wanted to share the original "do" with you. Patrick got his haircut at Nannie and Grandad's house back in June, and Maggie got her haircut just before pre-school started in September.

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Matching Outfits?

Matching outfits? Not quite. Patrick received this top and pants (size 6 months) from my friend, Kate. Maggie opened the present and decided she wanted to put it on, so needless to say the two year old fits into her three month old brother's clothes!

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5/12 The Flying Nun

Ever since she could walk, Maggie has been wearing things on her head including Morgan's underwear and my slips. This time, she pulled a t-shirt over her head. We called her the flying nun.

5/14 Bouncing Baby Boy

So do you think Patrick is getting enough milk? Our bouncing baby boy is now 15 lbs, which is 10 pounds less than his two year old sister. I love pinching his chubby cheeks. He smiles all the time, and I have just discovered his tickle spot (by his armpits).

4/25 Future UK Grad?

Patrick is sporting his UK hat (that's University of Kentucky not Britain). Hmm, where's his Gamecock cap?

5/1 Bumbo Boy

Its hard to believe our baby boy is already sitting in the Bumbo chair. I have a feeling he won't be in it for long!

4/15 Potty Time, Potty Time

The new number one single, "Potty Time, Potty Time," performed by Maggie Beam with her new potty seat. We are not really working on toilet training, but our girl loves to strip and run around the house naked. She also enjoys spending time on her potty seat "tooting," and often comments, "Oops, Mommy, I tooted."

4/29 Maggie's Fashion Debut

Check out Maggie's 1st attempt at dressing herself. Keep in mind it was 37 degrees outside that morning. I love the puple socks. Morgan's comment was, "Isn't the dress a little short?" Its a halter top, actually, and Maggie paired it with her onesie and a pair of panties. No diaper, keep in mind. And of course, the perfect accessory-the dummy. Quite the ensemble.