This is how I found Audrey in her crib after a nap one day this week. She un-buttoned her shirt except one button and lifted it over her head sometime during her "nap". For some reason it reminded me of Lady Di's Elvis dress... except the exposed chest and belly.
I also found it funny that she was OK with me running downstairs to get my camera to take a picture of her in this pose. She is such a great kid!
And has some shiny hair too!
This week we retrieved our scooter from our storage unit. I doubt I will be driving this vehicle much any time soon but it is still nice to have it home.
I was happy Audrey would watch the Royal wedding without complaint. She learned how to say "bride" too.
She even waved to the newlyweds.
Friday for us means our traditional dinner at the Bar and Grill up the street from our home. It is also the only day they serve macaroni and cheese. In this picture she is trying to use a spoon. She also is standing in the restaurant highchair to get a better angle on this plate.
But fingers work better than the spoon.
Saturday morning we went to Shadeau Bakery before Audrey's 1st trip to Findlay Market.
First stop. One of the things we bought here were pot stickers ... and thankfully Audrey really likes these too! So happy to have a new (and easy)food for her.
At Gibbs (cheese and meats) counter.
Findlay Market is a lot to take in on your first visit.
A watching Baba count out the money to pay for the vegetables.
The re-model for the Oregon apartment is nearing completion. We are really pleased with the back splash tile in the kitchen. This outlet cover is temporary and will be white soon.
New cabinets, disposal, sink, gas range stove and granite counter top.
One more moderate size (moderate in theory) re-model on Hatch St in the next 1-2 years and then the apartments will be on maintenance coast. Which means we can focus on our ownn home, ie possible expansion. My Grandfather had a saying "Let the barn build the house" which we have taken to heart and practiced with our properties.
This is how I found Audrey in her crib after a nap one day this week. She un-buttoned her shirt except one button and lifted it over her head sometime during her "nap". For some reason it reminded me of Lady Di's Elvis dress... except the exposed chest and belly.
I also found it funny that she was OK with me running downstairs to get my camera to take a picture of her in this pose. She is such a great kid!
And has some shiny hair too!
This week we retrieved our scooter from our storage unit. I doubt I will be driving this vehicle much any time soon but it is still nice to have it home.
I was happy Audrey would watch the Royal wedding without complaint. She learned how to say "bride" too.
She even waved to the newlyweds.
Friday for us means our traditional dinner at the Bar and Grill up the street from our home. It is also the only day they serve macaroni and cheese. In this picture she is trying to use a spoon. She also is standing in the restaurant highchair to get a better angle on this plate.
But fingers work better than the spoon.
Saturday morning we went to Shadeau Bakery before Audrey's 1st trip to Findlay Market.
First stop. One of the things we bought here were pot stickers ... and thankfully Audrey really likes these too! So happy to have a new (and easy)food for her.
At Gibbs (cheese and meats) counter.
Findlay Market is a lot to take in on your first visit.
A watching Baba count out the money to pay for the vegetables.
The re-model for the Oregon apartment is nearing completion. We are really pleased with the back splash tile in the kitchen. This outlet cover is temporary and will be white soon.
New cabinets, disposal, sink, gas range stove and granite counter top.
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