Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Easter (Part II)

The Easter Bunny came to our house (and whole bunch of other houses too) and showered Katie with gifts. She's a lucky girl. Katie made it through the whole day, which included church, visit from the Kerrigans and brunch at Sheila and Bob's, like a champ. She hippity hopped all day.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Happy Easter!

I'm so tired from Easter that I'll recap it during the week. In short, we had a great time and the whole family is very tired. I thought I would bring this photo back from the archives. It's Katie last Easter. We did see the Easter Bunny while returning some clothes on Saturday morning. When I asked Katie if she wanted to say hi to the Easter Bunny, I got an enthusiastic "YEAH!" When I asked her if she wanted to sit on his lap, I got an enthusiastic "NO!"

Saturday, April 11, 2009

My Little Ladybug

It's a rainy day here and I love to see Katie in her ladybug rain jacket. She hung out with me this morning while I ran some errands. The rain can't stop us!

Friday, April 10, 2009

Batter Up

Chad and I went to the Red Sox opening day this week. Katie stayed home with Nana but showed her spirit by wearing a Red Sox jacket that Ally, her friend from daycare, loaned her.

Monday, April 6, 2009

We love Cape Cod

We took a trip to the Cape to visit Nana and Papa (Chad's parents) this weekend. We were celebrating Nana's birthday! After seeing how much she loved to walk the dock and look at the "fishies," I'm looking forward to some warm weekends when we can hit the beach. Abby decided not to wait for the warm weather and went swimming anyway.

Sunday, April 5, 2009

This might be a long meal

This is one way to use a fork. Not the easiest way but one way.

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Hail to the Chief

My cousin Steve came over the other night and brought Katie the coolest souvenir from the Inauguration. As part of the Presidential Inaugural Committee, they commissioned special licences plates for the event. Katie's version appeared on the President's limousine the day of the Inauguration. There were only a handful of plates made. Here is a picture Emily took of the motorcade when she went to the big event.

When I gave the plate to Katie for her to see, she put it in her grocery cart. Don't worry Steve, I'm sure she'll grow to appreciate the gift. Maybe it'll inspire her to be president some day!