Potty Update

Julia has really taken off potty training. Do I call it potty training if she is training herself, lol. She is going both poop and pee on the potty. She is very proud of herself when she does too. We are also so very proud of her! I just can't believe that she is doing so well at 21 months. I would say that she is probably without a diaper for 70% of the day. Of course at night while she is sleeping she is defiantly with a diaper. And when we go out she is with a diaper. But other than that she is fine without one. She goes all by herself and then comes to get us when she is done to show us. Here are a couple of pics at Julia's private moment. She is going to kill me for these pics when she grows up.

Daddy Daughter Dance

Scott took Julia to their first Daddy Daughter dance. It was so sweet, Scott got her a corsage. Now if you ask her about the dance she starts dancing back and forth and sings. So cute.

Finger Painting

Julia tried finger painting for the first time the other day and she loved it. I thought I would share the pictures.

Christmas 2008

Christmas this year was the best yet. Julia was so into opening presents and it didn't matter what was in it she showed pure joy with screams and clapping. She was such a good girl being dragged around to many houses visiting all the family. She slept where ever we put her and it didn't matter how loud we were. Couldn't have asked her to be more perfect!!! She got so many wonderful presents from everyone. Babies are still her favorite at the moment. She loves taking care of them, changing their diapers, feeding them, putting them down for bed. It is so cute. After mass on Christmas morning we talked with our priest, Father Ed. He said that Julia made his Christmas!!! Now how wonderful is that....to hear your priest tell you that your daughter made his Christmas. While we were visiting with him we were talking about Christmas and remembering the true meaning of Christmas and it's Jesus birthday. Julia was listening to us and she got all excited when we were talking with smiles and trying to tell Father Ed about the baby in the Nativity scene. It was a wonderful moment.