Since it's almost effortless to upload photos from iPhoto to facebook, that's were most of my photos are ending up these days! One day perhaps I'll be creative (or find time) again and do a little more with this site, but in the meantime, here are some links to the Lee family adventures from June and July.
But first, a picture of the Cousins during our trip to MI . . .
Photos from a wonderful Easter Day! Here are the boys hunting for eggs, Vivian in her first Easter bonnet and dress, and all of us enjoying a wonderful brunch at Gammie and Boppa's.
I April Fooled the family with a chicken pot pie that wasn't. Since we have chicken pot pie with some regularity, this wasn't a stretch. However, it looked enough unlike a real pot pie (and I cannot lie with a straight face!) that they knew something was up. This one was made of pudding, bananas ("potatoes"), and "veggies" made (believe it or not) from salt water taffy. The kids actually liked it, but I had made a real pot pie, too, so that we could eat a decent dinner!
Vivian had her 3-month check-up last week, and it turns out that she is a string bean - long and skinny!
Weight - 12 lbs, 5 oz. - 50th percentile Height - 25 inches - off the chart! And her head is right around the 50th percentile, too! Nice and round and perfect for bonnets - lol! (See below!)
It all started when I decided that Vivian would need an "Easter bonnet." Unable to find one online that I liked and not wanting to drive all around town looking for the perfect baby bonnet, I found an easy pattern and made one out of white eyelet. It was so simple, inexpensive, and cute that I promptly went nuts and made bonnets to match the rest of her current wardrobe! I'm taking a break from my "mad hatting" but saw plenty more fabrics, trim, and ribbons to keep her head adorned with bonnets all throughout the spring and summer!
Vivian received a beautiful new baby quilt made by her Great Aunt Sue. All three children have received similar quilts. (See the nursery photos from December 2008.) These quilts are works of art!