Addison's new loves

Addison is growing so much, so quickly, I don't even know where to start. She talks (jabbers) non-stop! There are a few grown-ups and a couple of children she will stop in the hall at school (or wherever she sees them) and just talk their ear off! You can tell what she's talking about because she will point to it (her clothes, shoes, sisters, etc) although you can't tell what she's saying. On Friday she was sitting in her highchair eating lunch and had my sister and me both laughing at her and she said, clear as day, "Addison silly". We were both so shocked to hear her say that, we looked at each other to verify it wasn't our imaginations! She is walking like a real pro and almost up to a run!

This weekend she got her first pair of Crocs and is SO in LOVE with them, she can hardly stand it! She has had to have them on at all times, even when she's sleeping! Emory went through a stage like this with her first pair of Reef flip-flops (or as Emory would have said at the time, "La-Lops" or "ship-shops") when she was about this age. Emory stage lasted for about five months and she had the most insane tan lines from those things, sometimes I think I can still see them! I see a lot of Emory's passion for fashion and babies in Addison...double trouble for Daddy! Here are a couple of pictures of Addison telling us about her new shoes.

Another new favorite thing of hers is head-bands, especially this one with bunny ears on it. Unfortunately she didn't find it until after Easter (just one of the things I didn't get put away with the decorations and the girls have found) so I didn't get any cute pictures of her in it and her Easter dress or with her Easter basket, but she has too much fun with it not to take pictures now. She can't quite get it up on top of her ears, so she is perfectly content (and proud) to wear these or sunglasses around her neck instead.

Once I got them up on top of her head she thought she was the coolest thing around, of course her sisters, father and I did everything in our power to encourage that!