Those piercing blue eyes...those rose bud lips...we're in trouble...AGAIN!
I ordered this next one in black and white and it will have color accents 
I LOVED this in the bronze as opposed to the full color.
Had to save the best for last! *Smile* 
She got as far as her big toe and soon realized it just wasn't satisfying her ravenous appetite.
Before she could knock off the remaining 4 toes, it was her turn to eat. Savannah asked if she could try feeding Holly her rice cereal. She hadn't ever tried before so I had her give it a shot. It was so cute to watch her make open mouth faces as she fed Holly each bite. I was glad to see that I'm not the only one who does it. 
Each bite Savannah gave her ended up half way down her chin and eventually onto her chest. She had rice cereal everywhere but in her mouth. Savannah thought that was so funny that she started laughing with each bite that came back out. Once Savannah started laughing, Holly couldn't help but giggle too.
After a few spoonfulls, they had each other giggling with sheer delight. Holly would start to laugh as soon as the spoon came to her mouth, then she would take a bite, barely swallow and begin giggling again. I was so afraid she was going to inhale her food and choke. She was laughing so hard that she kept snorting, which made her laugh even harder.
So, I told Doug I wanted to do something fun on our date night so I suggested we go to the driving range at the golf course and hit some balls. He loved that idea until about 3pm when he realized he would be working in the yard the next day and needed to conserve his energy. So, for our date night, we picked up Cafe Rio Salads and went to Boondocks to eat and play miniature golf...a lot less strenuous. Holly came with us. When we got to Boondocks, the door said, "No outside food or drinks." So, we drove around looking for a nice park to eat our food. We ended up at a church with benches. Ha! Only in Utah. We ate our salads and then Doug wanted to drive up from where the church was "real quick" and see the new developments being built in Draper on the mountain (Suncrest/Traverse Ridge area). We ended up driving all the way over the mountain to the other side, the side we live on so we never went to Boondocks to play miniature golf. But, we sure enjoyed the scenic drive and view. When we got home, we had play time with Holly. That was way more fun than miniature golf!
I was watching TV and Holly was playing with her "crinkle" ladybug book. When I looked down to check on her, this is what I saw. I laughed so hard!
Savannah, Holly and Dad were all snuggled up in bed Sunday morning watching a "Jesus movie" (Living Scriptures video) and I just had to take advantage of the photo opportunity. Love those little piggies!
Grandpa came to stay with us for a few days before heading off to his Lake Powell Trip with the guys. Savannah follows him wherever he goes when he is here. She even waits outside the bathroom door until he is done. She LOVES that Grandpa!
Grandpa came to watch Savannah at her swimming lessons. When her lesson was over, I brought her towel to her and she said, "No, I'm waiting for Grandpa!" So, I handed the towel to Grandpa and he got her out of the pool.
As I was loading Holly into the car after swim lessons, Grandpa and Savannah got in the back of the car to hide from me. They had the window hatch down so I couldn't see them. Savannah got such a kick out of her Grandpa squishing into the back of the car to hide with her!
I just can't get enough of this little girl. She seems to really like her sunglasses (from Aunt Tricia) so I let her wear them often. I took this picture just before we left for a picnic in the park.