It goes very very fast. We have her newborn pictures on the wall outside her room and I look at those and look in her room to see her reading to her animals and I'm shocked at how quickly 33 months have gone.
Does she look anything like her baby pictures - or even her six month pictures? I look at ours (all those pictures that we spent SO MUCH MONEY ON) and I don't even see the same child.
You weren't lying when you said she was tall...she looks cute alright but she also has the look of someone who can wreak (sp?) serious damage when she puts her mind to it!
p.s. whenever you talk about other moms freaking out and hiding their children's eyes from you I want to yell "COME OVER TO MY HOUSE!" I want my daughter's adult friends to be tatooed and strange. No offense against the swimsuit though, its adorable.
:-) THank you! I foresee visiting and your daughter having strange tattooed mommies for friends :-)
It's funny how things have reversed--I used to put my wackiness first then let people see my niceness. Now I put my niceness first and reveal the wackiness (what isn't immediately obvious and there is quite a bit of that)after I've learned about the other person. It almost feels as if I value that part of me more and don't give it away so easily, but I'm still trying to figure all that out.
The bean is what they call "spirited." which has been a learning experience for us, but a good one. She can glue the cat to the ceiling and tap dance on the stairs while painting her hair blue all in the space of about five minutes and all before breakfast. Our senses of humour have improved greatly, the cats however have not ;-)
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Date: 2005-02-03 05:52 pm (UTC)take a look at this:
http://www.pywacket.org/photos/emily/fullimages/em3day0001_f.jpg
http://www.pywacket.org/photos/emily/fullimages/em4wks5wks.jpb0013_f.jpg
and then this
http://www.ossuary.org/~jyllian/blogimages/emily/21to24mo/cherrypie1.jpg
and this
http://www.ossuary.org/~jyllian/blogimages/emily/24to28mo/funnyhat6.jpg
http://www.ossuary.org/~jyllian/blogimages/emily/29to32mo/bows_1534b.jpg
I see it from the beginning, but maybe I'm just all hopped up on mommy love?
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Date: 2005-02-03 07:24 am (UTC)p.s. whenever you talk about other moms freaking out and hiding their children's eyes from you I want to yell "COME OVER TO MY HOUSE!" I want my daughter's adult friends to be tatooed and strange. No offense against the swimsuit though, its adorable.
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Date: 2005-02-03 07:31 am (UTC)THank you!
I foresee visiting and your daughter having strange tattooed mommies for friends :-)
It's funny how things have reversed--I used to put my wackiness first then let people see my niceness. Now I put my niceness first and reveal the wackiness (what isn't immediately obvious and there is quite a bit of that)after I've learned about the other person. It almost feels as if I value that part of me more and don't give it away so easily, but I'm still trying to figure all that out.
The bean is what they call "spirited." which has been a learning experience for us, but a good one. She can glue the cat to the ceiling and tap dance on the stairs while painting her hair blue all in the space of about five minutes and all before breakfast. Our senses of humour have improved greatly, the cats however have not ;-)