Well, there has been some demand for our Christmas video and Brooke. I began editing it together but got distracted. So last night I threw it all together so you could see it today.
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Rebecca likes the feature on blogs where she can receive emails everytime someone leaves a comment on something she has commented on. Due to the high demand of one, we now offer this feature when you leave a comment. It is on the very bottom of the post page, so if you want to hear what other comments are being made about a specific post, be sure to check this button when you leave a comment.
This is the Provo City Library at Academy Square. Rebecca and I met here. This picture is stitched together from three pictures. While I was out taking pictures, a guy walked by and wanted to hire me to take picture for him for a calendar. His name was G-Money. He didn’t seem all there and I don’t even want to know what type of calendar he was wanting to make.
Maybe you should sit down before reading this post. Anytime I tell anyone this, they condemn me for being a bad mother.
Up until a few days ago, Brooke never owned a doll. It’s true. She has plenty of stuffed animals, but no doll. I knew I needed to do something about this when, a few months ago, Brooke was in my closet and found the doll that we used as her Siamese twin for her first Halloween. (Don’t remember it? Click here.)
She would hold that pitiful doll and insist on taking it out in public with us. I asked my mom to get her a doll for Christmas to rectify the situation.
My mom pulled through and got Brooke a doll. Dallas’s dad also got in on the action and got the doll a stroller, a car seat, a high chair, and a swing. Brooke was in heaven. She loved the doll and the stroller and all the accessories.
It’s so cute to watch her mother the doll.
Brooke meeting her baby for the first time.
Lunch time!
First she gets food.
Then a drink.
And my favorite–a high five.
