Friday, February 22, 2013

Card Shark


Emma became quite the card shark during Grandma and Grandpa's visit.  She played SEVERAL games of UNO, Slap Jack, Old Maid, and Go Fish.  Turns out she is either pretty lucky, or quite a good card player too!

Addie's not so much into card games...and prefers to spend her time napping in her crib!

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Day 1




Addie still wide awake on the morning of day one.  She is proving to be fairly similar to her sister, in that she stayed up most of last night eating and cuddling. I thank her for wanting to do most of her growing outside of the womb though!  We did take advantage of her alertness, and conducted her first photo shoot, including the first family photo.  We went home from the hospital this afternoon, starting the process of getting used to having a baby in the house again.

Monday, February 18, 2013

Meeting the family


Addie met her big sister, Emma and Grandma and Grandpa Thier a few hours after she was born.  We think she was just holding out for a birthday after her grandparents arrived so she could meet them right away (they arrived on February 17th)!

Welcome Adeline Dorothy



These are the newbie pictures of Adeline, taken within the first 30 minutes after she was born.  She joined us at 10:40 AM, weighing 7 # 6 ounces, and stretching out to 22 inches long.  It was a pretty short labor, with us going into the hospital at 7:30AM, and only taking 40 minutes to deliver her
(compared to over 2 hours with Emma) :)

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Happy Valentines Day


Still no baby...now 6 days past her official due date.   This is mama's last day of work before baby arrives.  A little shot of Emma next to the baby belly...for size comparison!

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Emma's Valentine gift to Dad

In case it is hard to see...that's I love (heart) U DAD, spelled out in chocolate chips.  How sweet is that!

Sunday, February 3, 2013

kitchen experiments

Scientist Emma was in the house....conducting some EGGceptional experiments.  Varying amounts of salt determine how well the egg floats.