The timing of the wax museum wasn't ideal but unfortunately I do not have control over when the 3rd grade wax museum is to be held. Juia chose to do Georgia O'Keefe. Thankfully, grandma saved the day and brought us this great apron and art tools for her costume. Julia had to memorize a speech that I helped her write and we also made a canvas picture and put it on an easel that nana brought to us. I did try and get as much of it done as I could before I had Grace but it was still crazy. The actual night of the wax museum was even crazier but we made it happen. We just left someone home with the baby and traded shifts. Nana and Papa drove up to help and Papa was particularly great to stay with her the entire time. It meant the world to her.
Julia did such a fantastic job. She is such a bright little girl and presented her speech perfectly each time. She was really nervous but didn't show it at all.
The parents would walk around and put money in her jar and she would have to give her speech. She said she had to do it "hundreds of times" throughout the night. She totally nailed it though. I was really proud of her for doing so well especially while things were a little crazy at home.
My days are mostly spent with these two.
The big sisters are a huge help with the baby. They are able to do so much to make my life a little easier.
I absolutely love this picture of Bryan with his little girls. He is the perfect dad for girls and they are so lucky to have him.
Lily is my entertainment during the day. She is such a good girl. I don't know if I've ever had such an independent little player. She is off playing barbies or princesses all day. She requires very little from me. This has been a tremendous blessing.
This baby is such a sweetheart. I absolutely love newborns and am trying so hard to soak up every fleeting moment I get with her. It just goes too fast.
These snuggles are my favorite.
Oh that face. It just doesn't get any sweeter.