
Delia is so ready to walk! She loves to hold your hands and walk. She is also pretty good at walker toys, but sometimes her feet can't keep up with the toy, it keeps rolling, and she ends up flat on her belly.
Delia is so ready to walk! She loves to hold your hands and walk. She is also pretty good at walker toys, but sometimes her feet can't keep up with the toy, it keeps rolling, and she ends up flat on her belly.
As always, thanks to Cousins Emily, Regan, and Aubrey for the great outfits that they keep sending Delia!We have been slacking when it comes to posting videos of Delia over the past couple months, so we are attempting to make up for that in a single post.
This weekend we had great weather - up to 71 degrees! - and were finally able to play outside a little bit. After we went to the MSU basketball game on Saturday, Delia's friend Amelia (and her parents John and Carmen) came over and we all sat around a bonfire in the back yard. The girls were really excited when we told them what we were doing.
On Sunday, we took a short walk to the edge of our back yard, which backs up to a cow pasture. The cows drive Buddy crazy, and he is quick to squeeze under the fence and torment them. Today it was no surprise when he ran out barking and tried to wrangle them up.
Here is a close up of Buddy getting too close and having to scoot out of the way when a cow had enough of him.
A few weeks ago Grady went to a conference in Phoenix and I tagged along. Since I had a good bit of work to do, I went in to work at the Blufish Tempe office for a few hours every day while we were there. Delia stayed home with her Grandma Amanda and did great.
In the 3 years we lived there, we never hiked "A" Mountain (the small hill right on the edge of the Arizona State campus) that hugs Sun Devil Stadium, home of the Fiesta Bowl. One morning, Grady and I got up and hiked it. It took a whole 8 minutes, so we did it twice. The view from the top was beautiful - we could see the whole city. I didn't bring my camera on this trip, but thanks to the internet, I found some pretty good examples of everything. Photo courtesy ASU Campus Tours.
I had no idea there were real petroglyphs up there! This mountain was in the center of an old Hohokam Indian city. Pretty cool! I used to work in the building right across from it and I never knew! Photo courtesy of GlyphHunter.
We met a lot of our Arizona friends at our FAVORITE restaurant, Rancho de Tia Rosa. Just the name gives me warm fuzzy feelings memories of their pulled pork carnitas and mango margaritas. Photo courtesy Tia Rosa website.
In the last few weeks we have taken a trip to Phoenix, thrown Delia a birthday party, thrown our friend Brandy a baby shower - tons of fun stuff to keep us from blogging! To hold you over until I can round up some of those other pictures, here is Delia in her tutu, taken in September when she was about 9 months old. For Photoshop nerds who care, I put a black and white version of the picture on top of the color version, then "erased" the black and white layer only over the pink areas.
Whose birthday is it, Delia?
"Hi Grandaddy. Hope you are having a great birthday! I love you and I will see you soon!"