1st Year Pictures

Mayzie was all smiles at her pictures. What a doll!

Mayzie’s 1-year Appointment

Mayzie impressed the Doctor with her patty cakes and blowing kisses. She also grew to the 50% for height and dropped to the 10% for weight. That beautiful head is still in the 90%. We love ya Mayzie Pants!

Yeah for Soccer!

Yeah for Soccer!!
Blakeslie is playing on a little Rec center soccer team. She is having a blast and loving every second of it. She is hilarious to watch because she is usually chasing the crowd that is chasing the ball and sometimes her running looks more like dancing. She definitely cares more about how her shin guards and cleats look than scoring a goal. The teams are supposed to be CoEd. However, our team has 10 girls and 2 boys. In the 3 games we have played the other teams will be 10 or 11 boys with 1 or 2 girls. We keep up pretty well considering. The last picture is how Mayzie spent her Saturday morning game – smearing her breakfast all over her face.

Mayzie's Birthday!

I can’t believe my baby is already one! This year has just flown by. All week I relived what was happing last year. It was crazy to think how much has happened and how fast. Mayzie is so stinkin’ fun! She has the best sparkly eyes and just beams anytime you even look at her. She has such a good nature and rarely is even slightly grumpy. We love having her here and are so very grateful for her sweet, loving personality.

We celebrated by having a pool party in our backyard. It was wonderful to have friends and family there to commemorate Mayzie’s big day. She loved the pools, games and especially the cake. What a great day – I love her so much!

I apologize for the world’s longest slideshow – I hope you can adjust the speed

Thanksgiving Point Camps

I never posted about all of Blakeslie’s summer camps. On most Tuesday’s (the ones we were in town for) she went to Thanksgiving Point for little 3 hour day camps. It was awesome. She learned so much and made some really neat things. I highly recommend these camps to anyone. The themes for her days were: birds, bugs, snakes, dinosaurs, horses and wild things. She can’t wait to go back again next year. The best part was picking her up because we usually went in and got lunch and ice-cream at the deli while she would show us all the fun things she made and learned.