It must be awesome to be a little kid. Especially a little kid that gets to spend a lot of time at Grandma's (Ya-Ya's? We're still unsure what she calls my mom) house. Here's a brief glimpse at an Addi day.
Saturday morning: Mom's at work, so Addison and her dad have some one-on-one time before she's dropped off at her Grandparent Davenports' house at 10:30.
11:00 Addi has said hello to everyone (including the dogs) and made sure all her toys are out. Time for a stroll around town in her wagon! It was a bit chilly, so we bundled her up a bit.
12:00 Lunch at the Cypress Grill. While everyone else waited for their lunches, Addison went ahead and had a butter appetizer. As in, dip-finger-in-butter-container-and-lick-finger. Yum!
Saturday early afternoon: play with Easter egg decals, play her xylophone with a plastic spoon, and pick out some books to be read to her.
Saturday mid-afternoon: The adults have become exhausted, but Addison's still a little ball of energy. Step 1: rock herself in the rocking chair, all the while saying "Rock, rock. Rock, rock. Rock, rock."
Step 2: Read herself a book because Grandma and Pa are busy, and Aunt Meg just keeps taking pictures.
Step 3: Convince Aunt Meg to play crayons with her. As she scribbled away, I drew her a capital "A" and said, "Addison, that's an A. That's the first letter of your name." You know what my brilliant niece did? She showed me the A that Grandma had drawn for her some other day!!! I can't believe I actually got a picture of her outwitting me. This girl is sharp as a tack!
2 comments:
HAHA! I would like to be a toddler again... She's so stinkin' cute! I'm going to say that every time you post a picture of her. LOL xoxo A-
That's ok... that's why I post them, so people can tell me how stinkin' cute she is!
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