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Some notes I jotted on the calendar since Michelle was born:
On March 28th Kaelah created an imaginary big white dog named "Silly" who had a yellow collar & leash.
On March 29th Danny waved good-bye to Daddy for the first time & uses the sign for "drink."
On March 31st Danny used the sign for "bird" when he saw geese at the zoo with Grandma & Shannon.
On April 1st Danny clapped his hands & made the sign for "baby" as I sang Baby Beluga to him & Kaelah in the bath tub.
On April 2nd Kaelah went upstairs & brought me her pillow Grandma Wilcox made her so Michelle could eat on it.
On April 4th Danny crawled up the big stairs AND stood up all by himself.
On April 6th Danny began clicking his tongue.
On April 10th Danny crawled over to Michelle & gave her a toy & Kaelah, upon being put to bed on Saturday night, told me, "Nursery is fun. Church is fun. I love going to church." She's also pretty excited that the next time we go to church Mommy & Michelle are going too.
On April 15th we got a swing set off Craigslist. Hooray!

Comments

I was just looking at the pictures on your sidebar. It's amazing how things can change so much in one year. Can you believe that at this time last year you didn't even have your papers in for Danny? Wow, wow, wow! I hope things are going as good for you as it sounds. The {bigger} kids look like they are adjusting well to a baby sister.
Emily said…
What a great idea! We have a calendar too but I don't jot specific things on it, but what a great way to keep a journal without having to bust out the notebook.

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