Ten years ago, as a nation, we were still trying to pick up the pieces from the aftermath of 9-11. Patriotism was soaring, people were turning to God, and we were striving to find normalcy in our day-to-day lives. As for the Cunninghams, we were preparing for the first big event of our family, our marriage. On Saturday, October 6, 2001 at Freeman Lake in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, the Cunningham family was established in a small ceremony by the lake's edge. Six months later, our family would be transplanted in Colorado where we would stay for over five years. After that, we were transplanted back in Kentucky for a few years and our family expanded to four. Then a few month ago, we were transplanted, hopefully for the last time, in Ohio. Through our journey as a family, our love has grown to be more strong, deep, and pure. The years have been marked by many wonderful friendships, and we want to say "Thank You" for being a part of our lives. Without those friendships, we wouldn't be the family that we are today. "Thank You" each for being a part of our journey!
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Kaitlyn: A Year in Review
Hard to believe that a year has gone since Kaitlyn entered our world. She has grown and changed so much during that time. Here's her first year in pictures....
My baby girl is not so much a baby anymore, she's officially moved on to being a toddler. She can feed herself most foods, knows a few signs, says a dozen or so words (some parental translation needed), and is officially a walker for the last two weeks. She loves to laugh and smile, adores her family, is full of energy, and a joy to be around. (I'm not at all biased, of course!) As of a month ago, she's no longer nursing, and as of this week has moved to whole milk. Her eyes are showing hints of brown, but are still mostly dark gray. She's gone from being a skinny baby to being our "chunky monkey", weighing in around 23 pounds, if the home scale is right. She has four teeth and loves to feel around for more--fair warning: don't try to feel them, she'll bite! She seems to love baby dolls already and enjoys reading. She's started helping cleaning up at the end of play-time now. Amazing that one year ago, she was a helpless baby fully dependent on our care and now look at her!
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| 2 weeks |
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| 2 months |
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| 1 month |
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| 3 months |
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| 4 months |
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| 5 months |
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| 6 months |
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| 7 months |
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| 8 months |
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| 10 months |
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| 9 months |
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| 11 months |
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| 12 months |
My baby girl is not so much a baby anymore, she's officially moved on to being a toddler. She can feed herself most foods, knows a few signs, says a dozen or so words (some parental translation needed), and is officially a walker for the last two weeks. She loves to laugh and smile, adores her family, is full of energy, and a joy to be around. (I'm not at all biased, of course!) As of a month ago, she's no longer nursing, and as of this week has moved to whole milk. Her eyes are showing hints of brown, but are still mostly dark gray. She's gone from being a skinny baby to being our "chunky monkey", weighing in around 23 pounds, if the home scale is right. She has four teeth and loves to feel around for more--fair warning: don't try to feel them, she'll bite! She seems to love baby dolls already and enjoys reading. She's started helping cleaning up at the end of play-time now. Amazing that one year ago, she was a helpless baby fully dependent on our care and now look at her!
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
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