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Hanging with LuLu

Mindy is out of town on vacation with her Mom and Sis-in-law this week, so on Wednesday Eleanor and I spent the day with Lucy to give Josh's mom the day off! My mom was generous enough to come help, as well, just in case we had any hiccups, but we had SO much fun! The girls actually played pretty well together, which honestly, is close to a first... and they both napped well, which was imperative for survival :). Great practice for BR #2.... but ohh--weee, this Momma is tired!!

Eleanor in all of her bed head glory was so excited to have Lucy come and play...
 It took Lucy a little while to warm up to Eleanor... no tears, just a little timid!
It also doesn't help that Eleanor's idea of getting her attention usually means hitting her or pulling her hair...
There were many times that Lucy tried climbing up me to escape... look at Eleanor scoping out her target in the background, baha!
Then Dot-Dot did some laundry... and well, BOTH girls wanted to take part. What is it about babies and dryers? They couldn't get enough...
And again, Eleanor really wanting Lucy's attention.... at least it was met with no tears or fear as they day went on... Lucy actually played back and often initiated a game of chase!
Eleanor obviously won... and decided her prize would be Lucy's bow.
Momma said no, but you can tell that Eleanor really didn't care. "Oops - sorry mom"
Oh girls, you are both TOO much. I love you little ladies and can't wait to see the women you become... oh the memories we will make! Can't wait until it's Mindy's turn to take E... haha!

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Mindy Rives said…
Thanks for watching my girl! So glad she was good for you. My turn next! :)

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