Updates and Outtakes

Hello everyone! It's hard to believe, but Molly is now over 3 weeks old! We've taken a bunch of pictures in the last few weeks, and we thought that we'd share some more of them.

Before you begin, we'd just like to warn you that there are a lot of pictures on this posting. If you get bored of the plethora of pictures, click the little red "X" in the top-right-hand corner of your screen at any time.

While we think that Molly is always cute, we realize that sometimes love is blind. Along with the pictures that we think are cute, we've also posted a few "outtake" pictures to show Molly's non-photogenic side :-)

Molly has a blocked tear duct in her left eye. While this isn't a big deal, it got infected enough to seal her eye shut once the eye "gunk" dried. We affectionately call this one "Quasimodo."

Quasimodo after some assistance in opening her eye.

Grandpa John (a.k.a. "Tibu") holding Molly for the first time.

Thank you Aunt Lauren for the New Zealand onesie!

"Please don't go home Tibu and Gram!"

Tibu, Molly and Nathan

Outtake or update...you decide (she used to do this a lot, but in the recent week she's gotten a lot better at not doing so).

Our little girl looking like a girl.

Aunt Rachel and Aunt Christie combined their names and decided that Molly should be named "Ristel." They made her this onesie before she was born.

We think that Molly kinda looks like a Saint Bernard puppy in this picture.

Superbaby! (well, sorta...she did hold this position on her own for a second or two)

Molly and Mommy

Here we are as a family

Tax deduction? Yes. But we're finding that she'll definitely cost us more than what we'll save.

Molly has a neat trick that she likes to do sometimes. While she sleeps, she somehow removes her legs from the PJ leggings and puts her feet together at the crotch of her PJs--leaving her leggings completely empty. We try to persuade her use the PJ leggings, but she doesn't agree that it's a good idea.

Molly's first time in a dress.

Well, we're impressed if you made it this far.

We hope you're all doing well.