- Bring on Spring!
- Bring on Daylight Savings Time!
- Bring on unbelievable college basketball!
- Bring on my birthday!
Molly and I are running the Cooper River Bridge race down in Charleston, and we plan to push Mary Grace in a running stroller. Since she is finally big enough, I guarantee she will be spending a lot of quality time with me out on the trails. She will get to know the C&O Towpath pretty well once the weather gets a little nicer. Now all we have to do is decide on the best stroller, so any and all recommendations are appreciated.
We had a few very cold weekends towards the end of February, so we spent a lot of quality time in the house just hanging out together.
Bubble bath.
Look at those rolls.
Who is going to blink first?
Close up.
Church dress.
We recently went back to Children's Hospital for another appointment with the barrage of doctors who have keeping in touch with us since Mary Grace was born. We received an excellent report on Mary Grace's health, which was music to our ears. She is literally off the charts in both height and weight (top 95%) for a four-month-old, and was given an all-around A+ from the doctors. We were so proud of the way she behaved during the checkup, she was such a little princess.
Children's Hospital
Inside the main lobby.
Mary Grace in her little hospital gown.
The last couple of days have been exciting for Mary Grace. She got to spend last Friday night with her Aunt Lanie and Cousins James and Owen while Molly and I went out with some friends. She must have had a great time because she was sleeping peacefully when we came to pick her up later that night. We all decided to get breakfast the next morning, and Mary Grace just loved sitting there watching her two older cousins eat bacon and play with their trains.
Fatty McGee.
Family picture.
Smiley McGee.
The girls.
Modeling her new bathing suit!
Early morning playtime with Octavius.
Almost ready to start crawling.
Yum.
Fun with Mommy.
Learning Spanish with Kika.
Very serious in the swing. She wasn't sure if it was fun or scary.
Sporting the Tar Heels onesie for the big game Saturday night.
On a walk with Daddy.
Another family picture.
