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Cousin Fest!

This week was cousin fest in Denver. Maddy and I got to go see Bethany and my sister Cindy and my brother in law Brad for a few days. My parents came up yesterday as well so it was a great time. Bethany is a sweet, sweet baby. We didn't do much, but that was fine with me. I've been to busy lately and it was nice to relax and just enjoy some time with the family and with the girls. We went on walks, sat outside in the beautiful autumn weather, watched some Rangers games, and played with babies. It was so neat to see what a great mom my sister is and to know that Bethany has great parents who are going to do the best job they can to take care of her and teach her what she needs to know. I am so excited to see her again in a couple months at Christmas. Here are a few pictures from the trip:


Bethany was amazing at tummy time! This girl is going to be crawling before we know it.


Maddy was showing Bethany where her toes were.
Love the expression on Cindy's face. :)
Bethany's big smile!
Maddy got a dollar and a butterfinger bar from Uncle Brad and would not let go of either.

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texasholls said…
Is maddy crying or yawning in the pic with granna?
Aaron
October 24, 2010 at 7:12 AM
bee said…
Yawning. haha Dad asked the same thing. These are some awesome pics. I have the cutest granddaughters in the world. Figures since I have the cutest and the most beautiful daughters in the world!
October 24, 2010 at 10:09 PM
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