Saturday, October 11, 2014

Olivia: 11 Months Old

Happy 11 Months Olivia! (about a month late)
But, it has been a good month of having fun so I'd say I'm excused.
On this day, you had one of your best days in the nursery at church - no crying, you played nicely with all the toys, and you even sat like a big girl at the table eating a snack. 
I was so proud..and relieved!

Your personality is developing more each day, and you are becoming quite a social butterfly, reminding us both of your brother and your sister. 
Where is the introvert that I prayed for? ;-)
This picture is only to record this "chubby" face that you make and your oh-so-juicy legs that I want to take a bite of...you can get mad at me for this later
               
By now, you know how to sign "more" and "all done." 
To be honest, we don't work very hard for you to learn these signs, but you have picked them up rather quickly. You are such a sponge with all that you're learning. 
This is one of your tantrums after taking away something you weren't supposed to have (most likely someone's yucky shoe which you love to go for). 
Please get this out of your system now. 
You have been a good running buddy for me, and have been accompanying me on all my runs to train for the San Jose Rock n' Roll Marathon 5K. 
After 30 minutes, you kind of reach your limit, and want out of the stroller
So that you can walk around and explore every little thing
Your eyelashes and ringlets...
Love.
Your favs: 
Yo Gabba Gabba books
Jadon and Moriah
Hugging Max
Playing Peek-a-boo
Singing "5 Little Pumpkins"
Going in our backyard, riding the wagon and the swing

Your dislikes:
Having something taken away from you
Getting dressed after bath
I can't believe you will be turning 1 this month. 
We are loving every minute of watching you grow...just don't do it so fast, our sweet Olivia. 
We love you with all our hearts. 

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