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my weekend with mo

"What the... you're NOT my MOM..."
"Oh. It's okay, you're my Aunt Holly!"



Dressed and ready to go on Friday. Check out the kicks.

Everytime I turned around she had stole another apple from our box of apples we keep on the floor... hmmm.  I kept putting it on the counter and Eric kept moving it back to the floor.


Trying to make her feel at home by eating breakfast on Saturday. A tradition for the Guz  Fam.

Saturday

"Is that me?"

"It is me! Yay!"

As only babies do, she somehow figured out how to change the camera on  my phone to all white. But look at those pretty blue eyes.
Sunday Morning Nap.

Football
Football...


More Football
My living room last night. This may not seem disastrous to others but it gave me major anxiety. She was all over the place that night.

...so obviously I gave her an otter pop to calm her down.
I loved my weekend playing mommy. It was hard and she is amazing and even though I'm grateful for my free schedule tonight and sleeping in, I was really grateful for this time to play like I'm a mom.
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  1. LisaOctober 1, 2012 at 9:50 PM

    She sure does love you. We're grateful that we got a weekend to ourselves. Also, I wish I could take a picture of my living room right now so you can see what mine looks like every. single. day. Haha sorry about that, but not really.

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  2. Brady and BrittanyOctober 2, 2012 at 1:58 PM

    She is ADORABLE!! Looks so fun! :)

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  3. AnonymousOctober 4, 2012 at 9:07 AM

    Mo is SOOOO cute and I love the photos of you both, together! Beautiful! You're a wonderful Auntie!

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