Friday, March 27, 2009

Update

Josslyn is now walking in full force. She is into everything! It is quite amazing the little things she has started to do in the last two weeks. She can tell you what a cow and elephant says, and I must say it is pretty cute! Her latest word is uh-oh, she says it all the time, usually for no reason. The other morning I walked into her room and that was the first thing she said. I sometimes catch myself looking twice at her just to make sure something isnt wrong.

She still eats everything we put in front of her, we are hoping that it stays this way, but not holding our breath. The other day she ate a whole waffle, I am not talking an Eggo waffle either, this was a resturant sized one. Usually we have to cut her off becuase I am afraid she will get sick.

We loved the warm weather that we had the last two weeks, I am not quite sure where it has gone but hoping it makes it's way back soon! We went for a couple walks and made out to the park. J had a tantrum because she didnt want to come in (the first of many for the warm season, I am sure).

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Josslyn, A BIG SISTER?!?!?!

Josslyn is going to be a big sister!! Yes, we are expecting our arrival in October. I think we are way more excited then her! When we ask her to say Baby she waves byebye. I am sure that she is just confusing the two words or maybe she really doesnt want to be a big sister...... We are praying that we have a healthy pregnancy with no high blood pressure issues this time. Stay tuned for ultra sound pics...

Wisconsin Dells

Last week we took three days and went to Wisconsin Dells. We stayed at the Great Wolf Lodge is was a very nice place to stay with little kids, except for the loud people up stairs, we were pretty sure they were bowling at 3 am. Josslyn loved the water and she would have stayed in it all day if we would have let her. Thursday when we arrived at the hotel J also decided that it was really time to start walking so we did a lot of chasing her. By saturday morning the kids were ready to come home and thankfully they were all very good riders for the 3 hour trip!