Fun Fun Fun!

Tonight was so much FUN with Prayse!! I’m not sure what made it so special or so different than any other evening, maybe just the fact that it wasn’t Prayse just playing with her toys by herself, but we were interacting and actually playing together. It was awesome, the best high you can ever have I think.Prayse loves books and will bring them to you and plop down in your lap to read them… for about half a sentence. Then it’s off to get another book, and another, and another… I can’t complain though, at least she likes to read! She is even “reading” them by herself, and getting darn good at turning the pages if I do say so myself. More than likely the book will be upside down and the pages will be turned from back to front, but those are minor issues we’ll address later. The fact is that she likes books!She is also becoming such a little girl. Today I stopped by her daycare to play and she went and got a baby doll and kept giving her hugs and pats on the back, too cute. She’s becoming more of a lovey each and every day. Her teachers are loving it and keep commenting on all of the great squeezes they get. She also tonight discovered hair bows, she still kept taking it out every few minutes but then would hand it to me and bend down so I could put it back in her hair. My little Mama’s Girl.I was looking at pictures in Photobucket tonight and was reminded of how little she was!(I had to delete these… something with Photobucket code messes up my formatting. Check out the galleries though and you’ll see super cute pics of Miss P!) For a second, I understood the baby fever my friends have (two of whom are expecting again.. Yay!). I never quite got the baby fever thing because I felt it was (still is) too soon for us. But looking at these pictures and remembering my maternity leave made me realize that there are definitely more babies in our future. We’ve got a few years, but the nostalgia got to me. My mat leave was the best time in my life, ever. I felt complete, I felt like I was where I belonged. But then I think of how fun Miss P is, of how she is growing and changing and becoming more mature day by day and realize that I still need one on one time with her. So her little sister (or brother according to Raymonn) can join us in a few years. Right now our family of three is just perfect!