Haddy the Socialite

So we've still been pretty busy, even with a newborn. Rick and I have really been purposing to still be involved with ministries and to include Haddy. It's been interesting. Haddy actually does amazingly well in social settings. She's been held by dozens of people, oohed and aahed over, and traveled tons. Yet, she doesn't seem to really get upset until we just stay at home. How ironic is that? Anyway, here are some of her adventures.

Haddy made her first appearance at church this last Sunday. She did really well. Everyone is amazed at how much hair she has. Here she is with her buddy Ashlen. She's half Ashlen's age (2 weeks compared to 1 month) and she's nearly twice the size. Look at her, she's already got that super model pose going for her.

Haddy's on the drums! Literally. It was pretty funny. During worship practice, Gramma sat Haddy on the congas while Daddy played. She actually quite enjoyed it. She almost fell asleep. Guess that'll be Daddy's new lullybye.

Haddy went with my mom and I to the Mother's Day breakfast. Scott Walker offered her some bacon and eggs, but Haddy decided to order the 'ala Mom special.

Haddy joined us for worship practice last Tuesday as well. She did really well during the singing, but she got hungry during prayer. I'm very blessed to have a daughter who absolutely loves music at such an early age. Right now her favorite song is "Mighty to Save." Seriously, I'm not making this up. She could be screaming her head off and I start singing that song, she quiets right down and listens. God is good.

Haddy's been having upset tummy lately, which makes a parent feel utterly helpless. Daddy's solution is dancing. It's rather cute. He has Haddy do the "Haddy Hop," which usually includes a goofy song and lots of kisses. What a great Dad.