Pictures of Eisley

Eisley at 4 months

Eisley's reflection in her play mirror. Looks like a doll!

Reading her favorite book with her 2nd favorite Grandpa! (Sorry Grandpa, you knew the deal: Quid pro quo; pick me as your favorite grandchild and I would choose you as my favorite.)

Mmmm....Dr. Pepper!

Our Gerber baby model!

Being rediculously good looking is hard...photo shoot over!

Hanging out with cousin Malia

Girls just wanna have fun!! Madison, Emmalyn, Eisley and Malia

Really enjoying bath time these days...especially with cousin Emmalyn!

Super flexible, but that won't last long. Neather of her parents can touch their toes! Gotta love those thighs!!

First time in the swimsuit! (Good dodging skills Angie- next time we play dodge ball you are on the other team)

First experience in the pool!

I really am a princess!

Lovin' my time with cousin Anika!

Eisley at six months

INTRUDER ALERT!

After a late night reading my spy novel I groggily awoke to the annoying wail of my alarm clock. I stumbled down stairs to grab some clothes out of the dryer; all the while still rubbing sleep from my eyes. As soon as I got to the bottom of the stairs my heart began to race- someone was down there and not being very quiet about it. I proceeded into the room cautiously and quickly realized the intruder was in the laundry room. I hoped for half a second that it was just a mouse but knew almost as soon as I considered it that no mouse could make a noise that big. Was it Madj Al-Din, the assassin from my book? I peeked in and saw no one but could tell they were behind the dryer that I had pulled out from the wall a couple feet the day before.
I came closer and saw the flexible vent duct thrashing about violently like a snake being electrocuted. Relieved it wasn't a person but aprehensive because I still didn't know what it was I began trying to figure out what it could be; a squirrel or perhaps a rabbit? I shook the hose and saw as the mystery creature moved out of the vent and into the back of the dryer where I heard claws on metal, whatever was in there I did not want to have to touch it. I grabbed a 5 gallon work bucket from the garage, detached the hose from the wall and shoved it in the bucket to trap the animal when it came out. I turned on the dryer to scare it out and was shocked when I realized my bucket was not going to hold the intruder.