
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Motorcycle Show...
Adam and Adele went to the motorcycle show together on Sunday, 11/23/08, after Mamma left to go get her teeth worked on by Brent, our brother-in-law. Here are some pics from the motorcycle extravaganza...


Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Sick Adele...
Adele is sick right now. The poor little thing. She had a fever of 103.5 on Monday morning around 2:00 am. The fever did go down with Ibuprofen and Tylenol (switching every other dose). The other symptoms like her constant runny nose, cough, chest congestion, and rash are the ones I have a hard time controlling. Today she's a little better, but the nights have been rough. I am very lucky that I can take sick days from work to care for her. I'm hoping that by Wednesday or Thursday she'll be back to her cute, healthy self.
Before the Roseola thing, we battled an earache for about a week. The nights were horrendous. She went an entire weekend without eating anything (drank about 6 Oz. of Gatorade). This video is of us trying to figure out how to fix her and get her to go back to sleep...
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Baby Olympics IIIIV...
Bareback Dog Riding Competition...Giddy-up...
Freestyle Stair Climbing Competition...Never before successfully executed in competition, before this...a five-stair ascent, with a baby gate unlatch AND relatch...
Timed Half-Stairway Descent...Aunt Michelle, Uncle Chris, Lauren, and Nico trained her for this event...I think this was a new record for this facility...
The Children's Museum
This was the first time we ventured out of the kiddie room. Adele had a great time. We went to an old Mexican village (complete with a tortilleria), we went shopping at a market (Adele had a thing for avocados), and Adele said "Hello" to, and milked, a cow. Later, we went back to the kiddie room for some of Adele's favorites ... the play car and the ride-on fish (or whatever that big orange thing is).


























Go Adele, Go!
Adele likes to be involved when Adam's doing push-ups. She nudged herself under his belly when he was in the up position and then rolled out from under him when he came back down to the floor. I couldn't capture that exact moment in a picture, but you get the idea. It was pretty cute, and I couldn't believe how coordinated she was. She definitely gets that from Adam (I have no grace/coordination whatsoever). She also attempted her first somersault.




Emily's House
Friday, November 7, 2008
Arboretum



These pictures are also a few weeks old.
We went to the Arboretum with our neighbors Jim and Pilar. In the picture of me and Adele you may be able to see some turtles sunning themselves on a log. We were fixated with these turtles for about 15 minutes. Adam and Jim were trying to scheme up some way to get to the turtles, but after awhile they gave up. They figured getting wet and slimy wasn't worth getting a closer look.
The Boo Zoo
I'm a little late posting Adele's Halloween adventures. We braved the crowd and headed to the zoo with 1000 other patrons.
When I bought her costume I thought it was a sunflower. The whole day at the zoo Adam and I kept saying, "Adele, you are such a cute, little sunflower." Then, every time someone would ask what she was we'd respond, "She's a sunflower." No one ever corrected us. It wasn't until a week later at a friend's party that someone said something like, "You're a cute daisy Adele." It finally hit me that yes, indeed, she was a daisy. The petals are white. Duh.
It ended up getting really warm, and Adele was sweating in her costume. She ended up wearing only her onesie. She enjoyed the pumpkin patch and wanted to take home every pumpkin she touched. It was pretty cute.








When I bought her costume I thought it was a sunflower. The whole day at the zoo Adam and I kept saying, "Adele, you are such a cute, little sunflower." Then, every time someone would ask what she was we'd respond, "She's a sunflower." No one ever corrected us. It wasn't until a week later at a friend's party that someone said something like, "You're a cute daisy Adele." It finally hit me that yes, indeed, she was a daisy. The petals are white. Duh.
It ended up getting really warm, and Adele was sweating in her costume. She ended up wearing only her onesie. She enjoyed the pumpkin patch and wanted to take home every pumpkin she touched. It was pretty cute.








At Home...Before the event...
Thank you, Katie B.
Park Pictures



These pictures were taken a few weeks ago. Jared and Noel were visting from Austin. We had a KFC picnic in the park. We then played a few rounds of touch football, and my favorite part was Adam trying to teach me a quaterback sneak. Noel and I mastered our frisbee skills, while Adele watched. It was a great day at the park.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Music
These videos were taken on September 7, 2008. I like them because Adele seems so impressed with herself for making a sound come out of the harmonica, and then she lets me know she's all done in sign language (her crossing her arms together). I love to see her try new things and have them actually work.
Adele's Big Adventure
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Labor Day Weekend
I had work off on Friday. We met up with one of Adele's friends from school. School was closed due to teacher in-service day (which is ridiculous because she's a one year old, and what could her teachers possibly be doing that would warrant an "in-service" day? -- CRAZY). Anyway, we went to the Children's Museum. It was our second time there, and Adele loved it. She played with blocks, walked down a bumpy hallway, and she played with an assortment of switches (up, down, on, off, etc.). It was a great way to spend our morning.
Later that night we had dinner with Charlie and Jody (homemade BBQ) and we went to a Tom Petty concert. It was a pretty sweet deal for us because we got free babysitting out of it. Adam was happy because he was able to shoot arrows at some fake deer.
Saturday we went to a farm in Tomball to buy some fresh, raw milk. Adele was interested in hearing one of the baby goats crying for its mother. She was doing the baby sign for doggie, and looked confused when I kept repeating, "goat, goat, goat." She wants everything to be a doggie.
Sunday Adam had to work, so Adele and I had a relaxing day at home.
Monday I had to work, so it was Adam's time to bond with Adele. I got home around 2:00 pm. At around 3:30 pm, Dave, Bethany, and Violet came over. Violet and Adele play so well together. We grilled hamburgers and sausage, and had a little homemade mac-n-cheese on the side. Bethany made a killer banana pudding. We were stuffed.
It was a great weekend.
Later that night we had dinner with Charlie and Jody (homemade BBQ) and we went to a Tom Petty concert. It was a pretty sweet deal for us because we got free babysitting out of it. Adam was happy because he was able to shoot arrows at some fake deer.
Saturday we went to a farm in Tomball to buy some fresh, raw milk. Adele was interested in hearing one of the baby goats crying for its mother. She was doing the baby sign for doggie, and looked confused when I kept repeating, "goat, goat, goat." She wants everything to be a doggie.
Sunday Adam had to work, so Adele and I had a relaxing day at home.
Monday I had to work, so it was Adam's time to bond with Adele. I got home around 2:00 pm. At around 3:30 pm, Dave, Bethany, and Violet came over. Violet and Adele play so well together. We grilled hamburgers and sausage, and had a little homemade mac-n-cheese on the side. Bethany made a killer banana pudding. We were stuffed.
It was a great weekend.
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