Punkins and Pumpkins

Wren's first pumpkin patch...she slept through most of it.

Lillian in the corn maze.

Daddy and Lillian drive the tractors.

The duck races were the clear favorite!

Cuatro Gomi

Two Months In

Sweet Wren, You are just so precious. You are proving to be passionate on all accounts, with sugary sweetness radiating from your smile and tempestuous tears raging when you're upset. Sometimes Daddy and I can't help from giggling (I account for all of the giggling, Daddy merely chuckles in a manly sort of way)when you get going during your 'transition' phases, sounding like a cross between a goat and a mo hawked heir of chewbaca (see: age old films my parents used to watch). I love the way you snuggle into my chest when I wake you up from a nap, and the way you purse your lips shut when you're done eating. Your smile, which starts with a nose twitch and swirls around to a full gummy grin, is simply beautiful. You are a joy.

Lillian, You are hilarious and Daddy and I are always laughing at your wonderful antics. You are generous and loving to little Wren, choosing to share your precious Bops and blanket and trapping her with kisses and hugs. You regularly forget our admonitions to be gentle with Wren because you just want her to play with you so much. Submissions are periodically made for Baby Wren to wake up when she is napping. Soon, darling. You two will play together soon.

Balloon Fiesta

Wren's First Balloon Fiesta

Daddy Helps Lillian

The Hat Game

The Balloons Were Very Far Away

Still Got a Show

A Little Bit

This is Lillian's favorite conversational addition to most of her dialogue and it is amazing how it fits into so many different sentences and still works. 'I'm going to march a little bit', 'Mama is gonna' eat breakfast for a little bit', 'Bop is going to stand up and pee a little bit'. The creative and observational process of a two-year-old... fascinating!

...I feel I should clarify the last statement. I was informed that Lillian had observed one of Papa Quack Quack's steers relieving himself before gorging on hay and corn. Thus it's relation to how Bop relieves himself.