Reese moved into her big girl room just after Easter. Here are some pictures of the princess room. Rowan has a very blue room so that she really gets that he'll be a boy.

Getting ready for school

I never know what Reese is going to come up with before school. These are just a few hiding spots and outfits she picked out.

Trip to Dallas

We took a recent trip to Dallas to have some family/maternity photos taken with Andie Hamilton, a photographer we love. This is our favorite shot of Reese, her blue eyes melt my heart. There are many other terrific one's that will be displayed throughout our house. We hope to make it back when Rowan is about 6 months to get some of the two of them.

Easter

This year we spent Easter at Nana and Granpa's in Kerrville. Our last trip out of town for a while. Rowan is expected Mid-May, but I'll be shocked if he waits that long to meet his big sister. Reese enjoyed dying eggs, hunting for eggs and, of course, all the treats the Easter Bunny left her. It's so fun that she finally gets all the holidays and activities.

Trip to the zoo with Mom and Dad

Dad's new job is great! I say "new," it's been over a year. He gets every holiday the banks get. So, that included President's Day. We took a family trip to the Austin Zoo, nothing compared to the fabulous Audobon Zoo I grew up with. Anyway, sorry if I offended anyone, but really! Reese had a great time, minus the birds!

Stitches, 3rd trip to ER

Well, for having a prissy, cautious little girl, we sure spend a lot of time in the ER. Our 3rd trip to the ER since we became parents to little Ms. Reesey Piecey was to get stitches on her cute little face. Just heart breaking to have that happen. Since I haven't updated my blog in FOREVER, I can say the healing is going just fine. I think the scar will be minimal and hidden in her eyebrows, especially if she inherits mine. :-)

What happened?!?! Reese and her VERY active imagination got her in trouble on the playground. She and her friend Lizzie were running from bears when she tripped and fell onto a pole on the playground. Luckily, her eye was spared and she knicked her forehead instead.