Case in Point: Lydia dumped a whole box of Chex during a lesson I was teaching. At least it all landed in one nice pile.
Then, while I was cleaning it up, she learned how fun it is to crunch Chex under feet.
Combine that curiosity with her continuing obsessive need (and noisy demands) to wear whatever she finds...
Whether it's her pajamas half-on over her clothes...
Or Daddy's suit coat...
...and I am one busy momma/piano teacher! Oh, and don't forget her fast little legs that won't let her stay in one place at one time. (Hence the blurry pictures)
She sure is a cutie, though!
She sure is a cutie, though!
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5 comments:
how funny, I was going to check out your blog and saw that you commented on ours...he he..
why haven't we seen you in forever,, you'll be moving to cali soon and then we'll regret our never often enough get-togethers...what the?
i laughed so hard at your family letter by email...too funny. you are a crack up about the cliques...ha! i know exactly what you mean...and the sparks may never come ya know...ah well ...thats why we have kids to make up for lack of friends...right.
makes us feel better anyway..
lydia is hilarious, she is such a curious independent little creature...i miss her....till me meet again....................oh ya....so jealous that your going to cali....how long for? (ya know what i mean)
Lydia's getting hair!!!! She looks really cute in her little lavendar sweater. But I like the get-ups she puts together better. Oh boy are you ever in for trouble.
She is a doll. What a sense of style she has.
Maybe if your students don't practice you can consign them to babysitting hours. It could give them some motivation and get you a babysitter. Looks like a handful!
Looks like your hands are full, but I bet it is still fun (when you let it). I think we all have those moments. What a cute girl! Love the picture in Daddy's coat.
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