Here is a picture of Emi at the exact same age as Macy is now:
She was my little girl...she stood still for pictures, smiled when I asked her to, made all appropriate doggy/kitty sounds when asked. This was very refreshing after Hurricane Parker hit. I thought this was how all little girls were.
Ummmm, nope.
Can't keep a handle on this one at all. She's everywhere. This is her running circles around my driveway. Macy is curious and crazy. She's up, she's down, she's all around. She's in toilets. She's in garbage cans sucking down leftover drinks. She's trying to grab her poopy diaper before I can get it off her bum. She used to say doggy and kitty sounds, but now does this silly heavy breathing thing whenever asked. Any body part you ask her, she will touch her hair and laugh her head off because she knows she's wrong. Macy giggles in glee if you have to chase her through Blockbuster. She's truly a bubbly little blonde.
I'm not sure I'm ready for this again. I have 3 others to keep up with as well.
She did, however, sit very still for her first haircut with Natalie.
In other girl related news, about 3 weeks ago, I took Emi on a mommy/daughter ski day. The boys had done one the week before with perfect sunny weather. We were not so lucky. It was the coldest day I have ever skied. Winds were crazy and visibility sucked. We ended up going to the bunny hill because it was kind of shielded with trees. Needless to say, she wasn't thrilled about the whole event. She was even less thrilled to find out that her friends had gone to a special "American Girl" Valentine party at the library while we were freezing our tails off at the ski resort. I felt soooo bad that I hadn't had the forsight to make a better choice.
A mother's guilt (when it has to do with her daughter) is a big deal. I searched everywhere to see if this party was being done at any other library. It was, but right during one of the classes I taught. In steps my wonderful mother! She saved the day and took Emi to the other library. ANNNNNNDDDD....Emi got chosen to wear one of the costumes. Wait, it gets better. She was chosen to be Felicity. This was her first AG doll. The guilt gods were smiling upon me that night. She was so happy. There is redemption.
3 comments:
I remember Emi when she was that little and that little Macy is a hoot!!!
Don't you just love those Mom moments? And you are so so fortunate redemption came that way - I want to be that lucky one time as a Mom. =)
Adorable pictures of Macy. She is a character but so darling! I'm so glad I got to take Emi to the American Girl party. We had a wonderful time. Mom
Emi was/is an adorable little girl. Macy is hilarious. I love her spunk and she was soooo cute when i saw her at school for the literacy night.
That American Girl thing at the library is awesome. Emi was a perfect Felicity. Your mom is the best (just like Linda!)
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