Cousin Brandon

For those of you who don't know Brandon, he is Gracie's favorite cousin. He and Gracie are 5 months apart. They love each other so much, it melts my heart. Gracie and Brandon had their second sleep over 2 weeks ago. When I watch them playing together, my mind drifts back to when they were just babies. Time does fly by.....

It's amazing to see how creative they can be and how easily they can find things to do and games to play. They created "ball game". They each had an oversized ball and stood at opposite ends of the playroom and would run towards each other until they had contact. I loved hearing them laugh, they were having so much fun.







































































Kenny packed a lunch on Sunday, and we headed to the Warren Sports Complex again. It was such a beautiful day that Gracie & Brandon decided to catch butterflies! The persistence these children can have is uncanny. After 20 minutes of not catching butterflies, their determination was still at Level 10. They would sneak up on a butterfly (which of course would fly away) and try and try and try again. I never tire of watching these two interact with each other.

Our Sweet Little Boy

I love these pictures! We were truly blessed with such a happy baby.

Happy Halloween

This year, Halloween was very exciting for us. We celebrated Cameron's first Halloween, and Gracie was excited about going out trick-or-treating. This was after she threw a fit for about an hour! Gracie was JoJo the Clown (from JoJo Circu) and Cameron was Eyore.




































































































We went to over to our neighbors house, to visit Baby Spiderman (Baby Milo). Too Cute!















After a few houses, Gracie was real excited about ringing the door bell. I tried to help her a few times and she just looked at me and said "Mom, I can do it by myself". It me happy and sad all at the same time. I told her we were only going to go to a few houses, but the further down the street we went, she wanted to keep going. She would say "that's weird, no lights on". It was funny to know that somehow she knew not to go to that house. She also insisted on trick-or-treating at her own house too.