May absolutely flew by! (I suppose spending a week in Sweden can do that to you.) It’s hard to believe that June is nearly half-way done. But it is, and it’s time to make sure that the month is properly recorded in the photo history book.
The Mom’s Club here in RSM was putting on a Daddy-Daughter Dance for the end of April. It was to be a “formal” for daddy’s and their little girls at the clubhouse at the Lagoon.
I finally got around to putting all of the first haircut pictures up. Read more about our first haircut experience in “Shave and a Haircut, 20 Bucks.”
After the haircut we spent the afternoon fingerpainting. Emma’s quite the artiste. She attacks the canvas with gusto! When I was a child, apparently, I didn’t want anything to do with fingerpainting because I would get dirty. Given what a slob I am now, this seems laughable (Marla can offer evidence).
We had a great party tonight with lots of friends present to help wish Emma a happy second birthday!
We started the Sunny SoCal day stylin’ with our sunglasses. Emma and I paid a visit to Party City to pick up some lovely balloons. Mommy stayed behind to slave over the stove cooking some tasty grub.
Today was the big day: Miss Emma Grace Northcutt turned two!
We had a small (“intimate” ?) party with just Mommy, Daddy and the honored guest in attendance. Cupcakes were served, along with a healthy dose of fun.
Two new sets of pictures tonight – still playing catch up after my recent City of Heroes addiction.
First is a set Marla (who is turning out to be quite the budding photographer) took at a recent play group session. I believe most of these kids have been together for almost a year now, most of them learning to walk together. It should be fun to see how the kids react to the recent new additions.
As promised, I’ve gotten around to putting up pictures from our second Easter egg hunt. This one was on Easter Sunday, after a tasty breakfast of bacon and matzoh brei. (Like that mixing of traditions?)
Our little Emma has bloomed into quite the music lover. Mornings generally start these days with “Listen to mmyouuusic!” followed by Emma running to the CD changer, turning the power on and hitting play.
Emma’s first Easter Egg hunt was at a city park in lovely Rancho Santa Margarita. This was the first of three during the week leading up to Easter.
Granma Northcutt has been politely suggesting a haircut for quite some time, but Marla and I weren’t convinced. It’s been getting longer and longer and finally we had to admit that being able to see was a little more important than having long, gorgeous locks. Continue reading
