Father Day Sneak Peak

Kinder Graduate

The First Day of Kindergarten 2010

Last Day of Kinder 2011.  Big Girl! :)

Starfish

Yup, that little starfish didn't stand a chance once Gabby found it.  Poor little guy met his match with her!

Father Daughter Dance

Rick took the girls to the annual father daughter dance last night.  This year he decided to take Gabby with him and Natalie.  From the stories Natalie told, it seems the three of them had a wonderful time.  Next year, he will be taking all 3 of his princesses!  

The best picture we could get of the 3 of them. The girls were wearing matching dresses.

This was what most of the pictures looked like. Miss Sassy didn't want any part of the photo shoot.

The girls in the Princess Castle.  She might not have wanted pictures with her father, but she had no problem taking a few with her sister!  How cute are those dresses?

Not too sure about Natalie hugging all over her.

One final attempt at a picture of the 3 of them, we surrendered and gave her a paci.  She refused to nap all day long and after spend a few hours in the sun at the pool, she was tired come time for the dance.  However, once she arrived at the dance she was all party! :)  The girls also got a ride in their limo (aka - the green wagon) to the ball!

Bustin a move.

"Let's twist again..."

She never leaves the house without her coach purse.  Diva, we know!

Natalie getting her groove on.

They had a red carpet for the girls to walk down.  

They are too cute for words

A picture of them before the night was over.  Once again, Gabby won't cooperate.

Cuteness x2

The youngest cutie (or the youngest for now)  sporting her cast and broken wrist! :)  

The oldest cutie showing me her model smile early in the morning.  She has been recruited by a modeling agency and met with them today about a potential shoot the end of the month!!  :)

Broken Wrist

I learned a valuable lesson the other day.  I have often seen babies wearing casts on their hands and wondered how in the world they broke their little arms.  It was usually followed by some type of snap judgement.  As it turns out, Gabby has a broken wrist and is now sporting a soft cast on her sweet little right hand!!


...Pics and more info to come..

ER and CT scan

Life with Gabby is nothing short of interesting.  Life with Natalie was wonderful, easy and pleasant.  Natalie was and still is our child who has some caution and reservation with activities. There is no plunging head first into anything.  When it comes to bike riding, Natalie was slow and steady to learn.  When it came to swimming, she was slow and steady.  Walking, climbing, etc., the list goes on and on.  Gabby, on the other hand, is the opposite. She is FEARLESS. This lack of fear can lead to SEVERAL accidents on a daily basis.  She is far from cautious.  She barrels through life at full speed.  Never slowing down.

Yesterday, Gabby thought she needed to be a little dare devil and took a substantial fall onto the top of her little head.  I was standing right there when it happened and caught her foot as her head smacked the ground.  Several minutes of wailing, a big red indent on her head and her sudden lethargy made us more concerned than normal.  Typically she falls, hits her head and a goose egg pops up immediately.  This time it was opposite.  20 min after the fall we couldn't keep her awake, so off we went to the clinic. They immediately sent us to the Local Korean ER for observation because she is an infant.  An ambulance ride later Gabby and I were at the ER.  Rick and Natalie were coming in the car.  A skull X-ray and a CT scan later we were released. Gabby was PERFECT.  We were sent home with instructions to monitor her and off we went.  2-3 hours after the fall, she was back to her old self.  She was slightly fussy for most of the day, but hey that was understandable! :)

Here are some pictures of her today before morning nap. We were playing with Bubbles and on the Swings.

Running away from me.

"BUBBLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"  She screamed that loudly.

Got ahold of the bubble blower.

Popping bubbles.

She makes funny faces at me.

Yes, this is how she likes to slide.