Two is not only Kacy's age (which she is well-versed on) but it has become her favorite number. She wants two of everything...crackers, cookies, toys, etc. Which made it only appropriate for taking a weekend trip to visit our friends in Connecticut. For instance, our friend Missy has two puppies, who Kacy enjoyed playing with.
She also enjoyed trying on Vinnie's Yankee santa hat...She is still in the undecided category when it comes to baseball loyalty: Yankees or Orioles? Stay tuned.
She loved playing in Missy's footrests that double as storage.
Eating Missy's yummy stuffed shells.
Continuing the double-themed weekend, we drove to Long Island for Kacy's godmother Liz's baby shower. Her mother did a beautiful job on the tea party-themed decorations. Liz and Kevin are being blessed with twin girls in March...Kacy loves that they are coming as a pair, obviously.
Sitting in Liz's "gift chair" prior to her arrival.
Checking out some of the books that the babies got as gifts. She is quite the book expert...she gave them a thumbs up.
Kacy couldn't just sit by and watch her godmother open gifts.
She made it halfway through Liz's huge pile of gifts (when they come in pairs, there are lots of gifts!!) before melting down. This was mom's best attempt at a picture of the pair before heading back to Stamford.
After a snooze in the car, Kacy was full of energy again and excited to meet Monty, our friends Liz and Kenny's new puppy. (See, the double theme continues: two Liz's in one weekend. You'd think we'd planned this.)
Kacy was a little overwhelmed by Monty's immediate love (read: pouncing on and licking) of Kacy...so he spent time in the kitchen and Kacy warmed up to him by giving him his bones.
Baby steps...getting love from Monty with Liz's help.
Thanks everyone up north for a fun weekend!
Kacy loves to watch us when we are making dinner, and sometimes wants to get involved in "tooking" (her C's turn into T's). Last night she even went so far as to don her Dora apron to get in on the action. Unfortunately, her side dish for the night was rice that gets microwaved in the bag, so not much prep work for our sous chef.
Stir, stir.
We finally got some significant snow (about an inch or 2 by us...Mom is loving winter in Baltimore!) yesterday, which was covered last night by a thick coat of ice. Before heading out this morning, Kacy "played" in it. Not much fun playing with ice-covered snow.
