Libby continues to be fearless!  She loved to sit on the edge of the pool and jump by herself into the water/Mike’s arms.  She also liked to sit on the edge of the baby pool and kick her legs in the water.  We’ve been having great weather (no air conditioning for a week), so we didn’t stay at the pool very long as Libby was starting to shiver and turn a little purple!

p.s. One recommendation for any brides to be: we wore dresses from Ann Taylor and they were awesome - well designed, comfortable, easy to order, free returns, you can use discounts and the dresses have lots of great details (such as snaps to secure your bra straps in place - love that!).

While I work on the list above, check out the super cool store my uber talented neighbor Heather started on etsy…the coolest website ever!  You can shop her etsy store here.

Enjoy!

The official photographer of the Zionsville Lions was nice enough to snap some photos of Libby (and Mike) when we were at the concert at Lions Park on Sunday…she was also nice enough to send them to me.

I love how Mike and Libby both have on floppy hats…like father like daughter!  As you can see, Libby is still sporting the snaggle tooth.  My fingers are crossed that her tooth will have a mate soon!

You’ll hear Nana singing the words on this video.  Nana was nice enough to come out and watch Libby when I was in Chicago.  Libby learned all kinds of new tricks while Nana was here including the wonders of the skinny cow and how delicious Dairy Queen can be before lunch time.  In the future I anticipate Libby standing and cheering when I have to go to Chicago or asking me to go away so Nana can come.

We had a great weekend - I don’t think they get much better than this!  Friday Libby and I went with our Mom’s Group to the Zionsville Fire Station for a tour.  We had a fun time - Libby showed all the firemen her babydoll and blew them all kisses when we left!  That night we headed to our church for its annual festival and Libby tried her first inflateable bounce house.  She seemed to enjoy it, but didn’t stray far from the entrance or Mike.  I think she liked watching the other kids (all two of them and both close to her age) bounce.

Saturday we headed to the farmer’s market to stock up on fresh fruits and veggies.  I headed to yoga and Mike and Libby brought my car for its first oil change (what a treat for me!).

Saturday afternoon we were joined by the Pfisters and the Cartwright’s for dinner.  Libby and Reese played well together.  Libby had a minor melt down when Reese wanted to play with Bobby Doll (note for future play dates: keep Bobby Doll in Libby’s crib) and there were some tears over the rocking fish (which I made the mistake of bringing out) - the tears are going to be beneficial in the long run (I think) - Libby’s starting to learn more and more about sharing!

I ran some errands this morning, did some laundry.  We ate an early dinner and headed over to Lion’s Park for the last of their Sunday concert series.  We had a great time!  I thought for sure that we’d end up on the playground, but Libby sat on the blanket we set out.  She looked at books, played with little people, bubbles and entertained the (older) couples all around us!

I asked Mike to post some pics and he forgot,  you can look on his blog for a few pics from Sunday’s concert!