Monday, October 28th

We had a very relaxed Monday - school went easily and then the girls were anxious to play an elaborate Boo game with their beanie boos.  Lincoln played with them some and hung out with me and Waverly quite a bit as well.  It's been so fun to watch him become much more interactive with the baby now that she's so very responsive... the fact that she thinks anything he does - even walking past - is totally hilarious definitely encourages him to get more giggles out of her :-)

He likes to snatch her little bear-head blanket from her and shake it in his teeth like a dog - sometimes she'll grab hold and they'll play "tug".

Other times he'll make it dance and sing for her which is always a winner as evidenced by that big ol' smile! :-) (kitten photobomb in the back~)

Upside down face!

 But if he gets too close, she grabs hold of his hair with all her might and chuckles gleefully ;-)  Gram, Nana and I have all agreed that Waverly's hair has the exact same texture and feel to it as Lincoln's does.  I don't know if that means it will be curly like Linc's was (and probably still would be if I let it grow out)?  

So Waverly really loves everyone - her siblings, her daddy (she gets so excited to see him always!), grammie and nana and so forth and so on... but I have to confess that I kind of enjoy how much of a Mama's Girlie she is :-)  We love each other so!

Heading out to the gym later that night, I had to snap a quick picture of the girls' boo hotel they had going on, using doll house furniture.  We have SO many wash cloths in this house - I'd bet close to 40; a lot are needed in a household with 8 people!  But sometimes neither Gram nor I can find more than a couple because the kids have them all squirreled away for various Boo-related purposes, lol.  When you have 15+ boos and each one needs a (washcloth) pillow and (washcloth) blanket, it really starts to add up!