God has given me many lessons in the last 2 weeks, mainly about trusting His time in circumstances not my own. --Hopefully more to come on that in the next couple of weeks!
Jim gave me the best gift for our anniversary. He printed out my entire blog into a keepsake book. Now the motivation was there to blog more, share more, and keep up on our life so that I could remember in the years to come. --all to not blog for about 2 weeks.

Kady has become her own unique little individual. She is happier than she has ever been, and loves playing with Lucy. She smiles about everything, showing us those cute little dimples. Here her and Lucy had been playing keep away with her blankie, not always as good of outcome as it was this day. She loves playing peek-a-boo with her hands over her eyes. She is into shoes, and picks out her own pair for the day, she even insists on wearing them over footie pj's. She is starting to say more, mostly babble, but I catch a "momma", "maaa"-for more, "my" -for mine, and "me"-for anything she wants or wants to be included in. She definately knows what she wants and is quite persistant until we figure it out.

The joy of bedtime. Lucy naps well, most days, but she sure knows how to tire us out at bedtime. She plays and reads quietly, but comes out of her room to chat quite frequently. The stories that she can come up with, and the cuteness often makes it hard to shoo her right back to bed. Most nights a threat to take away her favorite item of the day puts the fight to an end and she finally settles down for some sleep. This night Jim had said something about a pair of shoes......and look what we found when we went to bed that night. She had quietly lined up all of her shoes as a peace offering in the doorway of her bedroom. What a girl!

This is what Lucy thought of the Michigan-Michigan State game on Saturday. I had gone downstairs to do some computer work. I wondered where the yelling had gone, I just figured Jim had had enough by the third quarter and turned the game off. Sweet Lucy had snuck up on his lap and fallen fast asleep. It was good to see all of Jim's excitment in a silent fashion. It was like living with a mime! So sorry wolverines....so sorry Tigers!

Lucy loves to play games with her daddy. The funniest part of this picture is the excitement of Lucy's turn. Jim is not cheering her on, but looking dead ahead at the television and cheering for the Tigers....sorry Luce!

We are continuing with our princess ballerina dance class. Lucy is in love with Ms. Susan and every fun thing that she can share. I think the best part of the week is Lucy plannig ahead for what she will wear the next time she comes. Diva Luce--if I would curl her hair and let her wear make-up I might think she is 15.