Sunday, January 14, 2007
Sleigh Ride
Saturday we ventured out to Odell park for a quick sleigh ride. I think in from the time we got out of the car and bundled Ava up the temperature dropped 10 degrees. We literally walked for 5 minutes and got back in the car. Ava was too cold and didn't enjoy the ride too much! Ava was snuggled in Daddy's vintage crib blanket!
Friday, January 12, 2007
New Year, New Food!
Ava recently turned 5 months old and we decided to try to feed her rice cereal. She loved it from the first bite and couldn't wait for the next spoonful. Next month-baby food...We'll see if she likes all the new tastes!
Ava is eager to sit up on her own she has started to do it a bit but topples over within a minute or two.
Here are a few pics from the past few weeks.
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Baby's first Christmas!
We had a wonderful Christmas back in Fredericton and with a new addition to our family! Santa sure didn't miss us! Ava had a grand old time and loved all her gifts!
We spent Christmas at Nanny and Grampy's then drove to Quispamsis later on in the day to visit Auntie Kathy, Uncle Brent, Papa and Cousins Joshua, Holly and Mary.
Sunday, December 24, 2006
Yankee Swap
Monday, December 18, 2006
Henderson
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
I finally got my REAL Christmas tree!!!
After 3 years of not having a real Christmas tree due to living in a 20 story apartment building in Mississauga and being a fire hazard I finally got my real tree! :)
Pete, Ava and myself all went to Moncton on Saturday and visited Uncle Gary and cousin Riley. Pete and Ava stayed in while I went Christmas shopping. Not sure about any of you readers but the best shopping for me is shopping ALONE! No one to worry about if they want to go to the next store, hurrying or saying "you don't need that!". It gives me peace and I find it therapeutic even with the hustle and bustle of Christmas. I like hustle and bustle...that's why I liked T.O so much! :(
Anywho, I did manage to get a few presents and we are pretty much done our shopping.
We got back from Moncton on Sunday afternoon and then bought our tree from the Kinsmen at the exhibition grounds. We got the most gorgeous tree! :) My favourite was the guy showing us the tree's. We told him to show us the cheapest tree which was 20.00 and I didn't like them they were little and not full. He then says well then you'd have to go up a notch to the "higher end" tree. I said "well how much will that cost?". He says quite seriously $25.00...I was like R U kidding me?(insert sarcasm) $5.00 more for a gorgeous tree? He was talking like I was going to have to drop $100.00 more for it. Pete and I just looked at each other and laughed!
These are pretty pricey though compared to the first tree we bought in Mississauga outside an Ikea. The boy scouts were selling theirs for 15.00 and if you bought one Ikea gave you a gift card valued at 15.00 to purchase anything at the store. Sweet! Just don't buy the tree stand from Ikea. Ours was a piece of crap. We were awakened by the sound of our freshly decorated tree smashing to the ground at 3:00am and half the ornaments broken. Then we found out that we weren't allowed to have a real tree in the building. We kept it any way...took back the stand...bought a new stand elswhere...glued the salvageable ornaments back together and had to saw the tree in to pieces after Xmas to take it out in trash bags so no one would know we had a real tree. Oh the memories! :)
Pete, Ava and myself all went to Moncton on Saturday and visited Uncle Gary and cousin Riley. Pete and Ava stayed in while I went Christmas shopping. Not sure about any of you readers but the best shopping for me is shopping ALONE! No one to worry about if they want to go to the next store, hurrying or saying "you don't need that!". It gives me peace and I find it therapeutic even with the hustle and bustle of Christmas. I like hustle and bustle...that's why I liked T.O so much! :(
Anywho, I did manage to get a few presents and we are pretty much done our shopping.
We got back from Moncton on Sunday afternoon and then bought our tree from the Kinsmen at the exhibition grounds. We got the most gorgeous tree! :) My favourite was the guy showing us the tree's. We told him to show us the cheapest tree which was 20.00 and I didn't like them they were little and not full. He then says well then you'd have to go up a notch to the "higher end" tree. I said "well how much will that cost?". He says quite seriously $25.00...I was like R U kidding me?(insert sarcasm) $5.00 more for a gorgeous tree? He was talking like I was going to have to drop $100.00 more for it. Pete and I just looked at each other and laughed!
These are pretty pricey though compared to the first tree we bought in Mississauga outside an Ikea. The boy scouts were selling theirs for 15.00 and if you bought one Ikea gave you a gift card valued at 15.00 to purchase anything at the store. Sweet! Just don't buy the tree stand from Ikea. Ours was a piece of crap. We were awakened by the sound of our freshly decorated tree smashing to the ground at 3:00am and half the ornaments broken. Then we found out that we weren't allowed to have a real tree in the building. We kept it any way...took back the stand...bought a new stand elswhere...glued the salvageable ornaments back together and had to saw the tree in to pieces after Xmas to take it out in trash bags so no one would know we had a real tree. Oh the memories! :)
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