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It's Georgia's first birthday today, so, to re-iterate the point, a year ago today, she was born.
Happy Birthday Georgia.
When Georgia was younger, she was hard to get used to. It's the curse of a second (or third, fourth etc) child, that the parents have gotten over the wonder fo a little baby, and begin to find dirty nappies and waking in the night very frustrating!
But as Georgia's gotten bigger, she's really developed into a great little kid. She's always laughing, and playing, and brings such joy.
She's totally different to how Malibu was, which is nice, as it's a differnet experience. In the early days it was all the same, but now it's completely different again. For instance Georgia is much more mischievious than Malibu was. She got hold of the TV remote the other day, and changed the menu language to Turkish. It took me ages to get it back to English. She climbs on everything, the bed, chairs, then tries to dive off head first, lauhing all the way down. She's a handfull, but it's fun.
Also, Georgia does things in a very different way to how Malibu did. Georgi started to walk on her own last week. She's been standing on her own for a while, and walking whilst holding on to the furniture and the like, but she didn't even attempt to make a step on her own. When she did, she took 5 steps. That's Georgia though, she won't do anything until she's certain she can do it well. From one day to the next it seems she will have mastered the skill. She's got no fea reither, just heads across the kitchen with no target in mind, if the going gets tough, she can always sit down and crawl.
Georgia's great, it was hard to begin with, but overall it's been a great year with her. I'm really looking forward to seeing what she'll be able to do next and what trouble she'll get into.
So here's to Georgia, my favourite little 1 year old.
Happy Birthday Georgia.
When Georgia was younger, she was hard to get used to. It's the curse of a second (or third, fourth etc) child, that the parents have gotten over the wonder fo a little baby, and begin to find dirty nappies and waking in the night very frustrating!
But as Georgia's gotten bigger, she's really developed into a great little kid. She's always laughing, and playing, and brings such joy.
She's totally different to how Malibu was, which is nice, as it's a differnet experience. In the early days it was all the same, but now it's completely different again. For instance Georgia is much more mischievious than Malibu was. She got hold of the TV remote the other day, and changed the menu language to Turkish. It took me ages to get it back to English. She climbs on everything, the bed, chairs, then tries to dive off head first, lauhing all the way down. She's a handfull, but it's fun.
Also, Georgia does things in a very different way to how Malibu did. Georgi started to walk on her own last week. She's been standing on her own for a while, and walking whilst holding on to the furniture and the like, but she didn't even attempt to make a step on her own. When she did, she took 5 steps. That's Georgia though, she won't do anything until she's certain she can do it well. From one day to the next it seems she will have mastered the skill. She's got no fea reither, just heads across the kitchen with no target in mind, if the going gets tough, she can always sit down and crawl.
Georgia's great, it was hard to begin with, but overall it's been a great year with her. I'm really looking forward to seeing what she'll be able to do next and what trouble she'll get into.
So here's to Georgia, my favourite little 1 year old.
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Mystique wrote:
> Mr.Snuggly wrote:
> You should make them fight each other. Which one do you like best?
> *****
>
> He could race them?
******
Or he could even sell them.
> Mr.Snuggly wrote:
> You should make them fight each other. Which one do you like best?
> *****
>
> He could race them?
******
Or he could even sell them.
Mr.Snuggly wrote:
> You should make them fight each other. Which one do you like best?
*****
He could race them?
> You should make them fight each other. Which one do you like best?
*****
He could race them?
heheh
My little brother is about one and a half now and he's really funny.
It's easy to keep him amused too!
:D
Just do something strange over and over again and you will have a little laughing baby for hours upon end.
Eat a sock and off he goes........... Hit yourself over the head with with a frying pan and he's laughing like there's no tomorrow.
He's got a funny laugh too so it keeps me amused aswell.
Wish her a Happy Birthday from me even though its gone now.
:)
My little brother is about one and a half now and he's really funny.
It's easy to keep him amused too!
:D
Just do something strange over and over again and you will have a little laughing baby for hours upon end.
Eat a sock and off he goes........... Hit yourself over the head with with a frying pan and he's laughing like there's no tomorrow.
He's got a funny laugh too so it keeps me amused aswell.
Wish her a Happy Birthday from me even though its gone now.
:)
Happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday dear Georgia happy birthday to you!!! :D
Ah crap, didn't see this until today. Ah well, happ belated birthday, Georgia :-)
Good on you Meka, and Happy Birthday Georgia!
Heh, no, no stripogram. :-)
No party either, as Malibu didn't get one when she was one.
But there's a cake. I want some cake now, but I'm still at work. Bah!
No party either, as Malibu didn't get one when she was one.
But there's a cake. I want some cake now, but I'm still at work. Bah!
The Dude wrote:
> Blimey meka has it been a year already! Have they developed your
> fantastic sense of humour and sarcasm yet? or is that something that
> takes years to master. I'll see you tomorrow for the footy.
Mr Dean I presume?
Georgia hasn't gotten sarcy with me yet, given her inability to speak, but sometimes I'm not sure how to take Malibu. Especially when she tells me I'm a good girl. ?
> Blimey meka has it been a year already! Have they developed your
> fantastic sense of humour and sarcasm yet? or is that something that
> takes years to master. I'll see you tomorrow for the footy.
Mr Dean I presume?
Georgia hasn't gotten sarcy with me yet, given her inability to speak, but sometimes I'm not sure how to take Malibu. Especially when she tells me I'm a good girl. ?
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