It was a long 2 and half weeks but so much fun to spend time with family and friends and it really solidified how lucky we are to have such a good baby. Lily did remarkably well on all legs of the trip. We really couldn't have hoped for a more well-mannered baby. Her worst moments bookended the trip--puking all down the front (and inside!) of mommy shirt while waiting to head to Maui in the terminal of LAX and then a little bit of fussiness on the flight back from Sacramento to LAX. Overall a great trip. Lily's a star traveler already.
So what's new in Lilyland? She's smiling up a storm. It's the best feeling in the world to see her smile. Hard to ever be upset or sad when you see that every day. She makes HUGE laughing faces but so far no sound comes out. I'm sure any day now the giggles and belly laughs will start. She awake a lot more during the day. She loves to play on her floor gym. She reaches for toys and grabs a hold of them. She's still figuring out that she can move them once she's grabbed a hold; but she loves to look at her toys. Sometimes she gets a little fussy just because she wants to lay down and play. She loves the flow in the dark planets now suspended from the ceiling in her (and our) room. She finds them hilarious and loves to watch them.
A review in photos...first stop Maui.
Lily with Daddy and Uncle Gary on his wedding day
Chilling in Lahaina
Hiking down to the blowhole that wasn't really blowing
The whole family in front of the Iao Needle
On top of Haleakala, Lily's first National Park. Yes, we are still in Maui, just 10,000 ft up.
Then on to Northern CA and Oregon.
Meeting her Great-Great-Grandma Smith
Aunt Melody with cousin Isabella, Lily and mommy, and 2nd cousin Stacy with 3rd cousin Jacob
A short hike to a waterfall
Crater Lake with Aunt Anna
Hard to believe Lily's cousin Isabella is only 20 days younger than her.
Isabella prefers sleeping on her side while Lily prefers the "touchdown" position
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