Splish Splash

These pictures are from back before Easter, but I thought they were too cute not to share. This was the first time I gave the kids a bath together. They had a BLAST!!! They giggled nonstop! Sara Grace kept reaching up at Jaybird and it would tickle his chin....which made him laugh...which made her laugh. It was a hoot! Now anytime Jaybird takes a bath while Sara Grace is awake, she makes it known that she wants in the tub, too! And, Jaybird has asked me several times when he and Sara Grace can take a bath together again. :) And, I can't figure out how to fix the allignment of the pictures so that they're all even. But, I didn't figure it would really affect your viewing pleasure! :)

*WINK*

I winked at Jaybird the other day and I saw the look appear in his eye that clued me in to the fact he wanted to learn to wink, as well. So, after a little while of practicing all on his own, he came up to me and very excitedly informed me that he could now wink! I asked him to demonstrate.....and now I'm sharing his wink with you! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do! :)

Hair Bows!!

In an attempt to satisfy my latest addiction (hair bows), I've been looking at many hair bow and hair bow making websites lately. The more I look, the more I think two things, "I bet I could do that" and "Man, these people are making a killing!!" So, the competitive nature in me had to prove to myself whether I could tackle this feat or not. Much to my pleasure, bow making is not super hard and I had some success (unlike my escapade with the dress I was supposedly going to sew for Sara Grace this weekend--but that's another story entirely!). So, I decided to start big so I could see what I was doing easier. This is a picture of my very first hair bow I made. I still have a lot of little things to tweak and perfect, but I didn't think it was too bad for my first-ever attempt. Since this bow was like 5 inches or so across, it was much too big for Sara Grace's sweet little head, so I gave it to a friend at church whose girls wear big bows. Plus, she's a Georgia fan, so the colors were right up her alley.
So, after the first attempt being somewhat successful, I was itching to make one for my own little honeybee. Here are some pics of the one I made today (it's only 2 inches across--much better size for her little noggin!). And, no, she's not upset about the bow in the first picture...it was just too close to naptime to be doing a photo shoot!!