A trip to the playground...finally!

Finally the clouds broke today and it was absolutely gorgeous out. We were in the backyard by 8:30am, went to the playground, backyard again in the afternoon to search for caterpillars and ants and ate dinner outside. A perfect day!

High five going down the slide

Chooch loving the swing

Nick and some nerdy lady going down the slide

Real men aren't afraid to wear the baby carrier

Grouch?

We have been saying from the beginning that Chelsea is "feisty". When she doesn't get what she wants or is the least bit unhappy...LOOK OUT! She lets you know when she's not happy. We call her grouchy girl girl and grouchy grubbins a lot. Then there are moments like the one below (and there are plenty of them) and I think, "how could we ever think she's a grouch, she's such a smiley love bug?!" I am sorry, bubba girl, for calling you a grouch...we all have our bad days (especially Mommy!) (Dana - the second video is for you because I know you love it when your good friend Tommy tries to steal the show!)

Where'd they get these tongues?

There can only be one answer...

Uncle Pete!!!!!

Chelsea's Baptism

Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Wagner are proud to announce the baptism of their daughter, Chelsea Pamela. The ceremony was at the Unity Church in Easton on Sunday, May 3rd. Chelsea wore a vintage white gown that was also worn by her mother and great-grandmother on their Baptism days. It was made of cotton and trimmed in lace. Her necklace was also an heirloom; it was given to her by her Nan who received the necklace on her own Baptism day. Her headband was by Target. Other accessories included a bracelet and her beloved binky. Chelsea was due for a nap precisely at the start of the ceremony and therefore she was not in a very good mood. Friends and family gathered for a reception following the ceremony. Chelsea spent the reception snuggled in her car seat, snoozing away.

American Girl

The Daley/Wagner women went to the American Girl Doll Fashion Show at Plimouth Plantation this past Sunday. They set it up as a tea party with little finger sandwichs and scones and lemonade and tea. All of the girls and their dolls were dressed up so pretty. It was very cute. We had a lot of fun and learned a lot about fashion through the ages! I can't wait to get Chelsea one!

Emma and Mia (the cutest girl/doll combo of the day!)