"Baby Corgell"

Thanks to my sister we now have several babies with the lovely name "Corgell". I don't even really know how to spell this to get the name across. It all started when Leslie called one of EG's Corelle babies this name. For some reason EG really liked it and the name Corgell stuck. When people ask EG what's her baby's name and I say "Corgell", it never fails...we get weird looks. Oh well, EG loves playing mommy to her main Corgell baby!!!

Crawling and Cats

Emmie Grace loves to crawl around and tell me "this is how baby Regan crawls". She's so proud of her cousin for learning how to crawl. We also had a fun surprise on our front porch!!!

Such a Big Girl

Looking at these pictures it's really hit me!!! I don't have a baby any more, she's turned into a little girl.

Arts and Crafts

I bought EG a felt board and she LOVES it. Her favorite story is the "Three Bears"...she will play for 20-30 minutes just telling the story to herself. EG also has learned to use glue and was very proud that she glued papers to her hand.

Juicing

How do you get your 2 year old to eat all this. Oh, that's right...impossible, so why not juice it all. Emmie Grace loves helping juice different things, it's more fun to drink it after you've helped make it:)

The Circus

Thanks Mimi and "Sessie Brook" (my sister, Leslie) for a fun time at the circus. Sorry you had such a hard time with my camera

Just In Time

We were so thankful to make it to the Grand Canyon about thirty minutes before sunset. We went to Mathers Point and took in the breath taking views. Dave and I were both so glad we had decided to drive on up even though we didn't have much time. We hiked around for awhile and looked out several different points. This truly was an amazing thing to see, so beautiful and majestic.

Second Stop....Sedona

Seeing the beautiful red rock in Sedona was amazing....since we were trying to make it to the Grand Canyon before sunset we made this a quick lunch break.

Montezuma Castle

While in Arizona we didn't want to miss the opportunity to see a few sites. Our first stop was Montezuma Castle National Monument.