This is Taylor's favorite game. Nothing more fun than a good game of "boo."
9.05.2009
9.03.2009
8.05.2009
7.21.2009
Fearless and Fashionable
Taylor and I spent the weekend at the Cape with our good friends, the Brodies. This was the first time Taylor made it to the beach this year, and it was such a good time! Taylor had no fear at all when it came to the beach. The first beach we went to on Saturday was a little rough and the waves were coming fast and furious. Taylor loved every second. :) The second beach on Sunday was much calmer and less stressful for me. T took everything in stride and was a natural beach babe.

7.12.2009
Pics for Uncle Scott
7.07.2009
Video Time
I heard a rumor this weekend that people are watching our videos! So, I feel obligated to post a new one of Taylor chasing me. I tried getting her to do funny things today, but being stuck inside because of the rain (again) got the best of us.
Her vocabulary is getting really good, too. I'll try to get her to say some of her favorite words for the next video.
Her vocabulary is getting really good, too. I'll try to get her to say some of her favorite words for the next video.
6.21.2009
Happy Father's Day!
6.18.2009
The Social Butterfly
Taylor's been a social butterfly lately, attending baby showers and graduation parties. Here are a couple from last week's party, Molly and Ryan Walsh's graduation party. I think the primary reason Taylor loves these types of parties is because nutrition seems to fly out the window and she gets her fill of cookies, cake, and other treats. The picture below takes the cake (pardon the pun)....she's dipping a chocolate chip cookie in the icing of a cupcake! 
6.12.2009
6.09.2009
Paragon Carousel
This Sunday we went for a ride on Papa and Gram's boat (Auntie Brooke was there for a special bonus!). Papa navigated towards World's End in Hingham and docked in Hull for dinner at Jake's. Before dinner we crossed the street and walked along Nantasket Beach and strolled by the coolest carousel (Paragon Carousel).
Paragon Carousel was built in 1928 and is the last operating carousel in Metropolitan Boston.
This is a picture of Taylor before it started. She looks excited!
This is the carousel in motion, it was kind of difficult to get a picture of her looking our way when it was moving. We laughed at how cute she was as she cruised around and around. Every time she passed us, it took her a second to locate us, pass us, and yell out "Mama!" when she was on the other side of the building. This went this way throughout the entire ride :) But we did learn to start waving and shouting her name about 15 seconds before she reached us.


Paragon Carousel was built in 1928 and is the last operating carousel in Metropolitan Boston.
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