One month has officially come and gone. It seems like we brought her home just yesterday, however, more than three hours of sleep at a time also seems like and extravagance at this point. She has been changing daily and her little cheeks and folds of skin are starting to fill up to their chubby potential. She has only been out on a handful of excursions in the area, but there are many adventures planned in my head including little things like Banes and Noble to the big deals like a trip to see the Jersey side of the family and Uncle Steve in Connecticut.
The trip to the East Coast will be happening in January, and I am not too excited about the flight, but it will surely be worth it to have her see where in the world her mother came from, and who taught her to say wouter instead of waater and mira instead of mirror.
Lillie is currently sleeping next to me in her mother's arms dressed in a fleece bunting covered with little candy corn print. Good Night.
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