Kirsten Being Cute!

Just an update on Kirsten and how cute she is. Enjoy!

Happy Halloween!

We had a great time this Halloween, especially Kirsten. We had a trunk or treat on Tuesday and it didn't take her long to figure out what candy is. So by the time we did trick or treating at Will's work on Friday she was an expert at it. Now she goes around the house all day saying "num num, num num" and pointing to her bag of candy. I think she would eat it all in one sitting if I would let her. (ya right!) So instead Will and I eat most of her candy but make sure to save some for her.

Here is Kirsten in her fairy costume at our trunk or treat. Can you tell her favorite way to pose is to make her silly face?! lol
I was dressed up as a fortune teller and gave away fortune cookies, it was actually a big hit so I might do it again next year.

 

Kirsten had a fun time going from office to office with her dada but every once in a while she would escape down the hall because we weren't fast enough!

 We also got to spend some time hanging out in Will's office and look, I actually remembered to take a picture of me as well!

Later that night Kirsten got to paint her pumpkin. She wasn't too interested in painting it besides just feeling the paint but she had a great time playing with the paint bottles.

Camping!

We went on our first camp out since Kirsten was born and it was a blast. Our friends Levi and Charity took us out to a camp site just outside of Vernal. We had all the good stuff you would want at a camp out- tin foil dinners, smores, bacon, eggs, hot chocolate, and a great hike in the morning.

We've been busy with lots of other things but I will have to wait 'til another time to post about it. Our next post will hopefully be about Hawaii with Andy and Bonnie-Jean.





Last week Kirsten decided to crawl so now she finds herself in some tight spots!

Baby Food

 So, we started Kirsten on solids recently. Here is a cute video oh how she took to the whole thing. Enjoy!

 

Baby Eye Drops

 So, little Kirsten had a bit of an eye infection, and we had to start giving her eye drops. It was pretty tough getting her to hold still so we could give her the drops at first, but we developed a method that works every time: The old 'bait-and-switch.






Notice how she stares at the camera the whole time, even after she recovers from the eye drops. Normally, we can get her to stare at the eye dropper itself as we administer the drops, but looking at the camera is just much more interesting apparently.