Pink Overload

Sometimes I am overwhelmed by the amount of pink in Tessa's wardrobe. I am sure some of you can relate (my mother, her mother, my grandma's mother, my Aunt Linda and Aunt Dana, my cousin Shannon, just to name a few of you all girl families). Sometimes a girl has to have a little blue.

Kids I don't know but still cheer for

Go! Fight! Win! Flying Pickles!

Tessa's new smile

Where has my cute innocent baby gone? Now she is Dr Horrible, planning evil things. Have you seen Dr Horribles Sing Along Blog. It is hilarious. I could watch it a million times.

Back to evil baby -

Just insert snorting to this image and you might as well be here in person.


This smile better not show up in any school pictures.


And on another note, I asked Scott to take a photo of T and I last night. The camera battery ran out after a couple of shots, so I wasn't able to look at them right away, but he assured me he got some good ones...


of the couch.

For Cassie - I can't wait to meet you. Hope you are having a good day.

For Marcie - Thanks for my red shoes. I love them.


But I think Mom is kind of boring.

For Annie - Your daily Tessa fix. And she is playing in the bouncer that you got her. Obviously she loves it. And maybe you should start a blog to with your free time to keep us Arizonans updated with you (hint hint).



Modeling some new clothing (3-6 month potato sack). And check out my yard in the background. I've worked very hard on it all summer long. Too bad it will soon turn brown.

4 month check-up

Tessa is doing great and is following her growth curves perfectly, meaning she is still a skinny-mini! Here are her 4 month stats -

Length - 25 inches

Head - 16 inches

Weight - 11 pounds 9 ounces

According to her weight she is supposed to still be in 0-3 month clothing, but her length says she should be in 6-9 month. So everything looks like a potato sack on her.

In other great news, fall has arrived in Arizona. Tessa and I went to the park across the street for the first time today and sat under the trees, feeling the cool breeze and watching the cars go by. Summer time in Arizona is like winter in Alaska; we are trapped inside. So I am excited that we can go on walks during the day, go to the park and not come home a sweaty mess!