Sunday, October 7, 2012

Best Onesie Ever



If you know me, you know I like Jane Austen.  My good friend Melissa got Janie this beautiful Pride & Prejudice onesie with a 19th-century illustration of Mr. Darcy's first proposal to Elizabeth.  It is so delicate, unique, and pretty.  I'll be sad when Jane grows out of it!

Saturday, October 6, 2012

The Zoo












This was actually Jane's second trip to the zoo, and she was slightly more interactive, especially with a catfish and a jaguar.  Their cages are enclosed in glass, so they could come right up to her.  Waco had cooled down a bit by this point (around Labor Day), but it was still blazing hot, so Jane ended up drinking water out of a cup. 

Friday, October 5, 2012

Janie's Bouncer












As you can tell, Janie really likes her exersaucer.

Photo Shoot




I took these a few months ago.  I love a baby in white, floating in white.

More South Carolina Pictures!

Cousin Annalisa

...Janie's Special Cousin

Seannie with play-do and kitchen utensils

He had endless ideas...we learned the word "creative"

Janie got a new headband

At Hominy Grill

Nursing-palooza on the couch

What a sweetie!

Erin & Eva's birthday



More Swimming Pictures...Just 'Cause They're Awesome




Matching




These are old pictures...I'm trying to get caught up on my documentation of Janie's first six months.

These matching pictures are from one of the first times Michael and I dared to go out to dinner after Jane was born.  We took her to our favorite Mexican place, Grill No. 9.  We were nervous about how she would handle it--she cried upon entering the restaurant, unsettled by all the people, noise, and stimulation, but then settled in and the waitresses gushed over her.

We both wore white gauzy shirts, jeans, and silver shoes--I did not buy her this outfit on purpose to match me, but my taste is consistent :)  Anyone who knows my sister knows that matching is a thing in our family :)  The last picture is Jane sitting in her bumbo chair on the table while we ate dinner, so she could join us.  (No, we did not leave her unattended for even a second in it.)