Well, if you voted for #2, you win! That was my favorite of those two.

And today I went and got my hair cut! It's not really either of those pictures, but I suppose it has some elements of the second cut. Anyway, I love it! Love, love, love it!

Esther is a little over 18 months old and doesn't talk yet. As of right now, I'm not concerned because she understands so much and is able to communicate in other ways. But I find myself thinking about it a lot because this is so different from my experiences with Autumn & Heidi.

Autumn started talking at about 10 or 11 months and would walk around our apartment pointing at things saying, "What's that?". What's that came after mommy and daddy and then she quickly moved on to colors and animals. She was so interested in everything around and wanted to say the names of everything she saw. Heidi was much the same, although not as early.

Since I've been thinking about her speech (or lack of) so much, I've been paying more attention to the noises she does make and it seems like there are words there. But it's so random! Where Autumn & Heidi started with Mama, Daddy, please, thankyou, hi, and basic things like that - there are no words that Esther uses on a day-to-day basis. She says Da-da every once in awhile. She used to say Ma-ma-ma-ma but doesn't anymore (now she just makes loud noises to get my attention....).

But a couple of days ago she was chasing Heidi and wanted Jessie-Bear and said "Bear" as she was running. And yesterday she said, "I go" in conjunction with a song we were listening to.

Have any of your children done that? Any ideas?

She didn't walk until she was 15 months, so I wonder if she's just a late-bloomer, a perfectionist of sorts, not wanting to do something until she can do it all the way.

I really want to get a haircut! I'm not sure when, but hopefully soon. I'm so tired of long, half-permed hair. Urg.

So what do you think of these hairstyles? And do you have places on the web or good magazines to suggest for other hairstyles?

Hi. I am a broken record, otherwise known as MOM.

Now clean your room - pick up that paper off of the floor - put those clothes away - clean your room - pick up that paper - put those clothes away...Wait, didn't I just say that??

Really, it's not rocket-science.

Today, I feel like this:

This is fun. I got this from Heidi's blog. Apparently I'm MOLLY WEASLEY. Do you see it? I think I can go with that. It works right?


Harry Potter Personality Quiz by Pirate Monkeys Inc.

Eric is:

Harry Potter Personality Quiz by Pirate Monkeys Inc.

**the ESFJ under the name stands for: Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling and Judging and is explained more on the webpage after you take the quiz.
**the ENFP stands for: Extroverted, Intuitive, Feeling, and Perceiving.

Who are you??