The whole way there in the car Myla was laughing at her Auntie Aimee, she must have thought something was pretty funny. She's doing more and more little things as she grows. Feeding herself is a big thing! We can hardly feed her with a spoon at times without little fingers and hands breaking in there and taking over. Anyway, it took a short time to find a good spot on the street for the parade but we just held Myla up so she could see. The people around her were half the entertainment for her, she's always people watching. Her little face was priceless as the big balloons slowly wafted by and the string people making the balloon spin in place. Myla enjoyed the drums too, she would bounce and wave her arms as they go thundering by.
Luckily the weather held out for it too. Even the night before was frigid, but there are still some mild winter days left for us, not a lot, but some. Myla is really crawling lately, picking up some speed. She will push her little stroller and dolly around the living room for as long as we'll let her. She's mostly on her knees and she'll flatten out on her tummy, still holding on, and kick her legs and start all over again. I guess it's fun in her little mind. She's very much a Daddy's girl these days which makes me feel really special. I don't know what it is but I'm glad to have so much love before she's a teenager and thinks I'm a square....
2 comments:
She is just a Doll you guys and we would love to see her watch the lights and balloons and listen to her giggle with everyone. sweet little cold nose baby girl enjoying the season. Love grandma & Grandpa washburn
That's so cool you went to the parade, we went to the Durham parade yesterday while Jeff was out of town, and there wasn't too much of a crowd at all, and it only took maybe 45 minutes, but the kids seemed to think it was pretty cool, and the Santa was quite impressive. :) Good to see ya'll,
Love
K
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