Monkey have tail?

Bryan & I went to Vegas, Lucy went to Grandma & Grandpa's

Bryan changed law firms...

...which called for proof of legal residency.

Lucy keeps saying, "Make cookies... It's yummy"

Lucy calls these "Happy Cakes"

And when she asks for a "no-shake and a special treat," she means a chocolate milk box and white powdered donuts.

Swim lessons

Lucy's perfect day: Baby Sloan and swim lessons. The Mom after us said "Wow... I've seen kids cry before and during the lesson but never because they had to get out." Lucy is definetly a little Lars water bug.

Ms. Pac Man

If you go to Texadelphia on Greenville, there's a new high score to beat.

Breakfast

- Lucy says a strong, "I wuv you"

Celebrities... They're just like us

When Lucy wakes up, she let's us know, "Ucy up!!!"

She's also been saying "whoops-a-daisy" a lot today.

Easter Sunday

Easter Egg Hunt at Pops and SueSue's

Baby Cooper

Lucy LOVES hanging with Dad

Fun at Pops & SueSue's

All Smiles

Tulips

Bedtime

Bedtime usually happens in 1 of 3 ways:

1. HAPPY ROUTINE
Bath; pajamas; book; song; pray; kisses; tuck in babydolls; night night.





2. TOO TIRED TO CARE
We're out late; Lucy falls asleep in the car; we put her in bed, and with her eyes still closed, she says, "sing song."

3. FULL-OUT PROTEST
Bath; pajamas; book; song; the protest starts... "no lie down" or "I eat;" we try to keep going... pray; kisses; tuck in babydolls; she's climbing out of bed while we walk/run out of the room and close the door. Lucy is now on the other side sobbing. In full protest she takes off her bow and pushes it under the door. She eventually falls asleep on the floor, and we move her to bed a few hours later.

Happy

- Lucy asks to dance to "Getcha' Head in the Game" (High School Musical)
- At bedtime (or in the car) she says, "sing Praise Him."
- Sometimes we'll be playing then she'll smile and say, "I happy."
- The other day we were outside drawing with sidewalk chalk; Bryan wrote her name and said, "L-U-C-Y -- Lucy!" and then Lucy pointed to the letters and said "L-U-C-Y -- Ucy!" (We're still working on her L's.)
- If she's playing and falls, or if I ask her if she needs to go to the bathroom, she'll tell me with a very strong inflection, "I'm O-taay!"

Bear, Lucy, Sloan (& Cinderella movie)

Cinnamon Rolls at the Mecca