Just for Grandpa and Grandma

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I managed to somehow overlook these photos and had never uploaded them to my computer and when I found them this afternoon as I try to get caught up on Project Life, I knew my parents would love them.

And they made me smile too. :)

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Flipping us off as she eats a grape.
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Big milestone here - I've been trying to teach her the sign for "more" for pretty much forever. She's finally getting it!
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Being an aunt might be as good as being a Grandma.
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This kiss is a big deal. Addison has been slow to show affection, but we've finally got kissing down pat.
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Admit it. They made you smile too, right? You're welcome.

Comments

Amy said…
These are PRECIOUS!!! She is so sweet and the "flipping us off" gave me a chuckle! :)
6:42 PM
Renee T. said…
so stinkin' cute :)
9:42 PM
Amanda said…
She is such a cutie!! I always call Hannah in here when there are Addison pictures and her and I just oohh and ahhh over them. Can't believe how big she is getting!!
9:07 AM
Amanda said…
And I didn't mean that we don't oohh and ahhh over Camden and Rory because they are absolutely adorable as well. I just meant that Hannah has seen Addison at school quite a bit and she is always talking about how sweet she is because apparently she adores babies. It's when they get 3 and up and are related to her that she finds them extremely annoying. Her and I also talk about how tiny Addison was when she was born and just how she is a miracle. It's hard to believe sometimes just how tiny she was.
9:12 AM
Joyce said…
I saw them yesterday and today and I'm still smiling!!
1:55 PM
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