It was sad to leave Montana the wonderful weather, my mom and summer vacation.
Poppy learned to point or to show that she is "1"?
Grandma and Aunt Ivy the day they left for Atlanta, Georgia.
The Gaustad's on their way home.
Poppy was riding in the laundry basket as Aunt Ivy and then Cousin Ivy helped out with the pushing and flying.
Poppy was ready for more, "hey what happened to all the fun."
Poppy and Grandma would look for the cat in the alley every day. The cat was never to be seen, however Poppy went to the window every time hoping to get a glimpse of the orange kitty.
Carter took us out to dinner for my dad's bday.
Poppy ate corn for the first time in Montana. She loved holding the corn and would open her mouth as wide as she could to get all the corn possible.
We went to story time at the Livingston library. It was for ages 1-3 years old. Poppy would walked around and look at people. She tried to make eye contact and saying hi, which is "eeee"
We went to visit my mom and dad's old friends, Ted and Virginia Carter. My dad played college basketball with Big Ted 6'7". Ted is the nicest guy ever.
My dad's sister came to visit Poppy. Great Aunt Barbara and Great Uncle Ernie from Billings, Mt.
We got to visit with Cousin Blaine and his wife Andrea and their three kids, Keaton, Hannah and Logan.
The last picture of the night. How do you know what you look like in the dark?
Me and Andrea Edwards
The kids had a fun time playing keep away and running around with Noodle.
Blaine and Keaton
Blaine, Keaton and Ivy
Grandma, Ivy, Andrea, Noodle, Hannah and Logan
Poppy played in the sprinkler. She liked sticking her finger in the hole and the water would shoot her in the face. It was really cold so it took her breath away every time she stood next to it.
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