Bailey, after four ounces of the good stuff:
Amy’s favorite new trick is to Elmer’s glue a bow to Bailey’s head. You see, due to the Booger’s lack of hair, she often gets confused by onlookers as a boy. Problem solved! Luckily, the bows just wash right out.
Evidently, Aunt Gail knew a peditrician who did this, as they had a similar problem with their little girl. That means it’s safe, right?
Here’s some shots of Bailey, post-shower, in her Bunny robe:
Mom & Dad came to Atlanta for the Art Expo and to visit their newest Granddaughter.
Here’s Mom & Dad inside Buckhead Diner holding the Bug:
dinner was good, but the seating was quite cramped with Bailey and all of her paraphernalia.
Here’s another outside, sans Mom:
We had the valet guy help us out with a group shot, but by the time we had everyone positioned, the camera died (curses!).
Unfortunately, Mom had to fly out the next day to go to Dallas to be with Momma King (my grandmother, mom’s side). Momma King, battling cancer, had called earlier in the day asking for “her girls” (mom, and my three aunts) to be by her side. More on this later…
Here’s Bailey in her new tennis outfit given to her by our neighbors Lauren & Andrew Hess. Amy thought she looked so cute in it that it was time for yet another photo shoot.
as you can see, Bailey’s now bigger than her bunny:
We went out to dinner with Wayne, Julie & Destiny.
We thought we’d taken lots of pictures of the Bug w/all. However, I’m not sure if the camera died in the middle of the action, or if we had a faulty camera operator (Amy) because we have no pictures of the Little One w/Julie.
Regardless, here’s Booger saying “hi” to Wayne and Destiny:
We all had a good time and Bailey was giggling and laughing all night with Wayne.
Destiny is as cute as a button, and a fun-luvin’, outgoing flirt.
Sorry for the lack of pictures Julie! We’ll need to get together again and re-shoot.