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2 months

So this is a bit late, but most have seen Z's picture on facebook for her 2nd month.  She has learned so much {again}! :) She can smile and laugh at you and in response to you.  She's cooing and squealing more and more.  Very slowly, she's learning to grab things - a favorite is hair while fussing from hunger {not to fun for this mama}.  She has learned to grab and pull a thing that plays music in her jungle gym.  So fun!  She can roll onto her right side and tries to roll onto her tummy from there, but hasn't done it yet.  Her left side does not interest her quite as much, so I hung her music thingie on that side to get her going that way as well.  Sneaky, huh?  {Thanks, Moms, for the tip!}

This weekend we are taking our first little trip away.  Friday is a holiday so we had out tomorrow!  We'll be staying near this beautiful city:
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Sadly, it's supposed to be quite cold and perhaps even snow this weekend.  We shall see.  I hope we can still enjoy the lake and town of Hallstatt.  We'll be sure and bring lots of warm clothes and pack up Baby Z so she can be snug as a bug in a rug as we walk around! ;)

What are your plans for the weekend?
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  1. Tina @ Girl Meets GlobeOctober 26, 2012 at 5:21 AM

    Wow! Two months already?!

    Have a fun weekend!! Looks beautiful! Stay warm!

    We have a cold front coming in. The high is suppose to be 60! ;)

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