My Little Miss Maddie

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

A few weeks ago, Angie spotted a cute onesie at Babies-R-Us that read: "Daddy does my hair." We thought it was especially appropriate given that her hair has pretty much stood on end since she was born (as does mine, first thing in the morning). But, it was part of a gift basket that we thought was overpriced so it never made it into her wardrobe. I thought of that onesie tonight when I saw this scene: Harley was begging for dinner and Maddie was playing toys.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

09.08.09 - Hugs & Kisses

Maddie loves hugs and kisses!

Monday, September 7, 2009

09.07.09 - Off to the races

As I predicted a couple of weeks ago, Maddie blew this joint (the living room) and took off down the hallway after her mom. She's not exactly crawling as she only puts her left knee down and pushes off with her right foot. Unorthodox but effective.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

09.06.09 - Just for kicks

Maddie wore a pair of shoes for most of the day today. Aren't they cute?

Saturday, September 5, 2009

09.05.09 - Pilot's pilot

We returned from our quick jaunt to KC today after having breakfast with Brian, Emily and Cayden, shopping at Legends and visiting our friends Kent and Amy at their new house in Gardner. Angie and Maddie slept for a good portion of the drive back and were feeling quite rested so Maddie offered to take over the helm at our potty stop on the turnpike to give her Daddy a break from driving.

If we let her drive like that we'd be bad parents like Britney Spears!

Friday, September 4, 2009

09.04.09 - Go Royals!

We met up with our good friends Brian and Emily and their son Cayden for the Royals game in KC tonight. It was quite a pitchers' duel until the Royals blew their one-run lead in the eighth inning. Didn't matter; Maddie still had a great time! She rode the carousel in the kids' zone, got a nice stuffed Royals daisy (should have been a pansy?) and a certificate for attending her first Royals game. There were fireworks after the game, though, but she slept right threw them on her mother's shoulder.

Two baseball stadiums down, 28 to go!