Lane had her first sleepover hosted by her gracious Auntie Maribeth. She and her cousin, Addie, were the guests of honor that night. Lane came home with her nails painted and what seemed like a thousand stories to tell of her fun evening. Thanks for the great memory Auntie M!
Helping Grandma bake the best fall apple cake I've ever tasted!
We took Lane and Carson on their first train ride to Wheaton. Lane was BEYOND excited and talked about this big event for a full two weeks before we went. She thought the best was meeting the conductor, Carson on the other hand, was not so sure about that part.
Chris took Lane to the little alley-way candy shop his Grandpa Petersen took him to as a little boy.
Lane started preschool last week. Chris and I both went into work a little late so we could have the sweet memory of dropping her off. Grandma stayed with Carson but was also able to be part of the big day. So far so good!
Over Labor Day Weekend we spent time at my parent's cottage and braved gale force winds and rain for fun at the Onekama Fair. We were proud of our naturally timid daughter for actually riding some of the rides and for Grandpa, Grandma and Carson for enduring the weather in support. Lane owes a big thanks to her Dad for practically breaking the bank to purchase tickets for all of the understaffed, unhygienic and moderately dangerous kiddie rides. As Chris so eloquently put it that weekend, "what my baby wants, my baby gets."