She sat really good for the girl cutting her hair and didn't really want to leave once we were done.
She sat really good for the girl cutting her hair and didn't really want to leave once we were done.
It didn't matter to Megan who pushed her in the swing as long as she got to swing.
There were also slides and ride-on characters to be played with. You can be sure that Megan enjoyed playing with it all.
This accident means that we were short our primary family vehicle over Christmas. Fortunately, the damage is repairable and covered by insurance at no cost to us.
Later that day, we decided to let Megan open her Christmas gifts from us. She had little problem tearing open the wrapping paper. This is a doll stroller and carseat set that we got her as one of her gifts.
Megan also had no problem making sure the wrapping paper made it into the garbage.
We also gave Megan a baby Cabbage Patch doll for Christmas which she loves to carry around the house and just about everywhere we go.
Megan also received a TJ Bearytales story bear from us. We were going to try to keep this one to open in Drum, but Megan decided otherwise.
Christmas Eve day, the box from Jason's family in Ontario arrived. This meant that Megan got to open gifts again. She didn't seem very impressed as most of these gifts contained clothes and not toys (she needs the clothes anyway). Megan does love the one toy she did receive.
Yes, that's right, the one toy she did receive was a shape-sorting ball that is still available through Tupperware. She's very good at putting the pieces in the right spots.
On December 25, we went to my parents to open gifts there. We came home with more toys for Megan to play with and grow into.
This was one of Megan's gifts, a Dora the Explorer puzzle book. She loves to make the book make sounds when she pushes on the shapes.
Grandma and Grandpa O came along for the ride and to babysit Megan while we attended the party. Megan enjoyed her time with Grandma and Grandpa.
I may be a bit biased, but I think she was the cutest Pooh bear that I've ever seen.
The start of a round of demolition derby.
Megan also got her first professional haircut courtesy of Jason's cousin Robin. She just looked too cute with the pigtails, I had to take a picture.
Megan also got to go for a boat ride a couple times. She thought that was pretty neat too.
We were amazed at how much more grown up she looks now that her hair's been trimmed.
We also recently went and bought Megan a toddler bed so that when she becomes a big sister, she already is familiar with it. Right now, she thinks of it as a big toy but she does know what she's supposed to do in it.
Also, being the little copycat that she is, Megan likes to play with our laptop computer even though we try to discourage her from doing this.
Here are all the Olfert siblings. In age order, Ed (far left), Eleanor (between Ed and my dad), my dad (Lawrence), Irv, Mike (far right) and Linda (between Irv and Mike).
Megan had fun hanging out in Aaron and Trena's car and playing with a cellphone.
Exploring the farmyard again.
The church for the wedding was on a hill and Megan had fun running up and down the grassy side lawn of the church after the ceremony.
Hanging out with Grandma at the reception.
Megan got to take a ride in the big grain truck this time and enjoyed every minute.
Look at that smile!
One place we visited was the butterfly conservatory.
Here are some of the new additions to the zoo.
We didn't get to see the new baby tiger that was recently born unfortunately.