Meg is 18 months old! That's a year and a half! We can barely believe it! She talks up a storm- her favorite phrase is "No Way!". She repeats everything, can name her eyes, mouth, nose, ears, knees and toes, and runs like none other. It's just so hard to believe that she started out so small. She keeps us laughing everyday and we have so much fun with her. We are constantly saying to each other "She's great, isn't she??" and the answer is always, "yes, yes she is."
Daddy made Meglet a Minnie Mouse pumpkin and a Handy Manny pumpkin. Meg just didn't understand what we were doing with the pumpkins in the house! I love this picture at the bottom- Meg was talking with the pumpkin I carved- obviously not as artistic as Daddy's pumpkins!
We spent Saturday at a local farm, picking out our pumpkins, guzzling apple cider and enjoying a hay ride and corn maze with my great Grandma, grandma Beth, Mama, Daddy and my cousins Belle and Lauryn. I had so much fun! I followed Grandma Beth and my cousins in the corn maze and kept yelling "GO!". It was a little chilly, but I loved picking out my pumpkin- small and cute, just like me!
Meg went to the doctor's office today for my check up and she's am growing like a weed. The newest stats:
Meg had so much fun! She and Daddy hopped right in once we got there.
We played in the wave pool with the floaties.
Meglet remembered these little bubblers from last time and spent a good 10 minutes just playing with them.
Daddy won this ball at Kalahari in the arcade. On the walk back to the room, Meg showed everyone in the hallway my ball, telling each person "ba ball!" in a very excited tone of voice!
Daddy and Meg having breakfast together in our room
My enthusiam for this giant bouncy thing is truly unbridled!
Look! My bouncy thing and I match!In the past couple of days, Meg has finally have been getting her point across! She's talking! Actually, She's doing quite a bit of repeating and am learning a word or two a day! In the last 2 days, she learned "shoe" (pronounced "oo"), "flower" (pronounced "hour") and "apple" which sounds just like it's supposed to!
Meg really likes the primates, especially the orangatans. They have a little baby, like me, who is so fun to watch.
Look, Daddy and Meaghan match!
Mama and Meaghan fit right in with our fair skin, blue eyes and reddish blonde hair!
They had a great barn full of Irish dogs. This Irish setter thought Meg was the cat's meow! Meg loved his green boa!
This is an Irish wolf hound. Her name was Bella and she was 17 months old- just a few months older than Meg is ! She is certainly much taller and much, much heavier- she weighed just over 100 pounds! Big doggie!
Meglet, the water baby!
Shhhh.... I have a secret. Meg's a duck whisperer. At least that's how it seems! Anytime Meg goes anywhere where ducks are, they are attracted to her like, well, ducks to water, even when she doesn't have bread to feed them. (Although this time she did!) Meaghan, Mama, Daddy and Grammy went to Mill Hollow to feed the ducks and have a picnic. As you can see from the pictures, the Meg and the ducks really liked each other!
Daddy, Mama and I went with Great Grandma Shirley and Great Grandpa to pick blueberries. I quickly figured out how to pick them and Great Grandma helped me pick only the ripe ones. I ate lots and lots!
Look at all the blueberries!
Mama and Daddy picked about 10 pounds of blueberries and I ate at least a pound all by myself!
Grandma and I, picking blueberries
Party Girls!
Daddy, explaining why the University of Michigan stinks like my diaper.
