Showing posts with label bundy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bundy. Show all posts
Monday, April 26, 2010
Weekend at Grandma & Grandpa B
My parents watched the girls last Saturday night so that Dave and I could help out with our annual karate tournament. My mom sent an email describing some of their time there that captured some cute moments. Here it is:
We did a couple of puzzles and Adi amazed me with her puzzle skills. Not only could she usually put in a piece if I gave it to her, but she was actually best at finding a piece and putting it in correctly the first time. It was like she just "saw" how it would fit. She seemed to use patterns and colors a lot.
We did a lot of stuff outside, and when I'd say we were going to do this or that, Mae's first question was usually, "Will it be noisy?" When I pushed the button and the garage door was going down, she stood with her hands over her ears and Adi rushed over and comforted her by hugging and saying "It's okay, Mae, it's okay."
They had PB & J sandwiches yesterday for lunch, and we all had popcorn as well. I was trying to get Mae to slow down, so I said she should eat one kernel, chew, swallow, and take a breath before she at the next one. It went fine until she said to me, "Grandma, you forgot to take a breath. You shouldn't break your rule." I was guilty as charged, and she was very polite and matter-of-fact. It was interesting she knew it was a "rule".
Here's how one conversation went, as Mae was fastening one of her necklaces around my neck:
Mae: Is that too tight, Grandma?
Me: No, it's good.
Adi: If it gets too tight, Grandma, you should tell me.
Mae: If it gets too tight, you should tell me and I'll loosen it.
And to this I'll add another story my dad told me a few weeks ago. He was in the bathroom with Mae when Adi walked past the door. Mae said "Adi's going to the living room" and Dad was impressed that she knew that. But then he tried to trick her by asking what was on the other side of the bathroom wall. Almost any of us would have probably said the living room, but Mae correctly responded that it was the closet. We were all amazed that she has such an accurate map of the floor plan!
We did a couple of puzzles and Adi amazed me with her puzzle skills. Not only could she usually put in a piece if I gave it to her, but she was actually best at finding a piece and putting it in correctly the first time. It was like she just "saw" how it would fit. She seemed to use patterns and colors a lot.
We did a lot of stuff outside, and when I'd say we were going to do this or that, Mae's first question was usually, "Will it be noisy?" When I pushed the button and the garage door was going down, she stood with her hands over her ears and Adi rushed over and comforted her by hugging and saying "It's okay, Mae, it's okay."
They had PB & J sandwiches yesterday for lunch, and we all had popcorn as well. I was trying to get Mae to slow down, so I said she should eat one kernel, chew, swallow, and take a breath before she at the next one. It went fine until she said to me, "Grandma, you forgot to take a breath. You shouldn't break your rule." I was guilty as charged, and she was very polite and matter-of-fact. It was interesting she knew it was a "rule".
Here's how one conversation went, as Mae was fastening one of her necklaces around my neck:
Mae: Is that too tight, Grandma?
Me: No, it's good.
Adi: If it gets too tight, Grandma, you should tell me.
Mae: If it gets too tight, you should tell me and I'll loosen it.
And to this I'll add another story my dad told me a few weeks ago. He was in the bathroom with Mae when Adi walked past the door. Mae said "Adi's going to the living room" and Dad was impressed that she knew that. But then he tried to trick her by asking what was on the other side of the bathroom wall. Almost any of us would have probably said the living room, but Mae correctly responded that it was the closet. We were all amazed that she has such an accurate map of the floor plan!
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Christmas in Colorado
We opened gifts with Grandma and Grandpa B on New Year's Eve.
The girls enjoyed helping everyone open presents.

And really enjoyed the bubble wrap that came with their new laptop.
Santa Claus brought a play kitchen to their bedroom


A few days later, the Bundys had our annual January gathering, where the girls got to catch up with their second cousins and great-uncles and -aunts.
After the meal, we caught Adi reading a book to a snowman
before settling them both down for a nap.

Happy New Year!

The girls enjoyed helping everyone open presents.
And really enjoyed the bubble wrap that came with their new laptop.
Santa Claus brought a play kitchen to their bedroom
A few days later, the Bundys had our annual January gathering, where the girls got to catch up with their second cousins and great-uncles and -aunts.
After the meal, we caught Adi reading a book to a snowman

before settling them both down for a nap.


Sunday, June 21, 2009
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Cousins
Kara and Eric are here for the summer so the girls are getting to know their cousins. They were jet-lagged the first day and were sleeping so soundly that I walked around their room taking pictures:
Danya:

Tima:

Ella:

After that, they all got to play in Grandma and Grandpa's back yard; the weather was even warm enough for the pool.




Danya:

Tima:

Ella:

After that, they all got to play in Grandma and Grandpa's back yard; the weather was even warm enough for the pool.




Saturday, February 9, 2008
Thursday, January 3, 2008
A Bundy (New) Christmas
We celebrated Christmas with the Bundys on New Year's Eve.

Kara's kids (my sister): Tima (sorry- Batman), Danya and Ella


My dad with Ella

The cutest costume award: Tima got a lion costume for Christmas. So when he wasn't Batman or Super man, he was a very adorable lion. My favorite moment was when he and my mom were playing lions and Mom asked, "What are we hunting?" Tima replied: "Food!"
Dave with Mae: did you know that drool is a great hair conditioner?



Kara's kids (my sister): Tima (sorry- Batman), Danya and Ella


My dad with Ella

The cutest costume award: Tima got a lion costume for Christmas. So when he wasn't Batman or Super man, he was a very adorable lion. My favorite moment was when he and my mom were playing lions and Mom asked, "What are we hunting?" Tima replied: "Food!"
Dave with Mae: did you know that drool is a great hair conditioner?


Sunday, December 16, 2007
Sunday, November 25, 2007
To grandparents' house we go...
We have an awful lot to be thankful for this year. Thanksgiving Day was our first big outing- which means we took the girls to my parents' house in Erie, and did two feedings there. Not such a big deal, you might think, but it is for us. Since it currently requires 7 specifically shaped pillows for me to feed the girls simultaneously, it is quite an undertaking to do it elsewhere. We actually did their second feeding sequentially and I even casually breastfed Mae at the dining room table while I ate my dessert. That made me feel like quite an accomplished mom! The girls were well-behaved and took a long enough nap for us to eat dinner, so it was a nice day all around.
I think my parents and Grandma Bundy enjoyed getting to see all the grandchildren. Here are our girls with their 9-month old cousin, Ella, in a picture I'll call "The Year of the Granddaughters"

I think my parents and Grandma Bundy enjoyed getting to see all the grandchildren. Here are our girls with their 9-month old cousin, Ella, in a picture I'll call "The Year of the Granddaughters"

Happy Thanksgiving!
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