Monthly Archives: June 2008

Maya was exhausted.  Here she is in the shopping cart at Ikea.  I think it is really adorable even if she should have been in the car on the way home by this time.

Maya is such a little diva.  Poor Dave.  He has two divas living with him (smile).  In the hotel room this weekend Maya made her way into my lap while I was applying my make-up.  She had fun playing with … Continue reading →

We did it.  We finally gave in.  Maya got her first 2 pairs of Stride Rite shoes today.  I didn’t want to give in but I was finally convinced why these shoes are better than other baby shoes on the … Continue reading →

We bought a kitchen set and a box of dishes at a garage sale recently.  I think Maya likes it.  What do you think?

Maya loves the boat!  She went on her first boat ride this weekend and loved it.  Her favorite part is actually driving the boat.  Her least favorite part?  Not getting mommy’s sunglasses.  Boy did she cry over that!  We had … Continue reading →

At Target I purchased some new hair accessories for Maya.  Last night I played around and managed to get a few ponytails in her hair.  It was quite a challenge and it isn’t perfect.  At least I gave it a … Continue reading →

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Another packed weekend.  Two weekends in a row have been very busy.  This past weekend we were in Minot, ND for a family wedding.  What an interesting drive it was on Friday.  On our way, we stopped for some good … Continue reading →

The other night, we watched a news piece on BBC regarding the food shortages in Ethiopia.  There are so many families especially children who are starving due to the drought and the soaring food prices.  Many of these families live … Continue reading →

RLC is launching a new intitiave to blog on a new topic each week. The question of "Why Ethiopia?" is still the one question that we get when introducing Maya to new people. The answer varies depending upon the acquaintance, … Continue reading →