Saturday, May 12, 2007

Good ole' cracker barrell

Maggie got her first eye infection this week and in order to make herself publicly presentable she insisted on shades. (Don't worry it is healing nicely thanks to a daily torture session of erythromycin goo in her right eye three times a day, along with a gentle eyelid rub down from mom...no I'm not kidding the Dr.'s office really told us to do that)
As Maggie's mother I make it my priority to teach her the important things in life, all of which can be found in People magazine. (It is an addiction I am not proud to admit).
Check out these cute developing fat rolls!
Maggie looks so cute in her new hat and jammies, thanks Lauren and Patrick!
This picture was too cute not to post. My two favorite people just hanging out.

So, we went for our weekly "roommate breakfast" (a nickname given to weekly family breakfasts inherited from my college days) this thursday at Cracker Barrell. And as usual the host asked us, "how many" to which we replied "two," of course Maggie was with us and we were indeed three, but we figured Maggie wouldn't be partaking of the hearty pancakes, eggs and sausage, however the host thought differently. He seated us all and gave us not two but three menus, one of which was a children's menu with crayons! And we are so glad he overlooked our blunder because Maggie did quietly color while Tyler and I enjoyed breakfast, so here is a picture of Maggie with her coloring book at our house. Thank you Cracker Barrell once again for the hospitality, and understanding what we already knew, and that is that our daughter is a prodigy.

4 comments:

Unknown said...

this baby just doesn't get enough attention, it's kind of disgusting

Anonymous said...

Ah yes, she is proving my point that babies that are born late are indeed geniuses!

Abe, Melodee, and Julia said...

My niece is indeed the smartest baby! I love the picture with the sunglasses; I'm glad the eye infection is healing. Keep the pictures coming! :)

Love ya guys

Aunt Melodee

Anonymous said...

Maggie why didn't you tell me you liked coloring. We could have been making pretty pics for Mom and Dad when they went out for the awards banquet. Just speak up next time sweetie. I love you, Grandma