From the last time we got to see Ben, Dee and Rachel. Sadly, they moved to Ireland this week. We miss them already! More photos of Anna, Josie and the O'Briens at
http://www.kodakgallery.com/ShareLanding.action?c=oisj2fr.c0oywkd3&x=0&y=-3r5o2f&localeid=en_US
That's what Anna says when she's asked to do something that she is happy to do (this is exceedingly rare). Usually the things are her idea, or conform to something that was her idea. Don't know where she got it, though, it sounds WAY more like something I would say than something Brian would say. It's so dorky. All-righty!
Anna is sick with a virus again, big fever, loss of appetite, the works. It's not a big deal, and she's super cuddly but kind of miserable. She fell asleep on a pillow in the kitchen while Brian was trying to cook them dinner tonight. Pobrecita!
At the breakfast table. I can't really explain what she's doing, looking up and away from me, but she does it over and over again and it causes her to get tickled.
Anna brought in a bunch of stuffed animals with her when she got up the other morning.
And got rodeoed into reading Anna "The Cat in the Hat." So kind of her. Brian and I have read it a million times.
Anna sings, with Maddie's accompaniment, in the bathtub. It's "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," if you can't recognize it.
Brian tried to improve upon his hot-pants shot of Anna from his camera phone. It's better, from a real camera this time. I love the American Apparel-Polaroid-y look of this one.
Perhaps Anna IS the boss of us. Got this text from Brian the other day:
Anna just gave me a time out for playing the guitar after she told me not to.
And he DID it. He sat by himself in the chair for two minutes (not quite up to the one-minute-per-year-of-age guideline), and said he was sorry. Hilarious. She then gave him permission to continue playing.
