
Scooter and Mimi came to visit us in the hospital a few more times while we were there.

We also had lots of other visitors...

Uncle Weffy

great-aunt Cessy and great-grandpa, plus other friends and family (I wasn't always with it enough to get pictures).


Getting ready to go home. Ellie looked so cute in her little outfit. It's hard to tell, but it is a TINY little skirt that looks huge on her.

First morning home. All the kids loving each other.

Having fun at Aunt Mamy's for the 24th of July. Scooter and Mimi got to take part in the neighborhood bike parade, and poor Ellie had to go to the hospital to have her blood checked (she was a bit jaundiced).

We celebrated with fireworks in our front yard later that evening. Ellie didn't know quite what to think, but after a while I took her inside for some quiet, she was getting a bit worked up.

This is Ellie's little winky eye. We call it her "Mad-eye Moody" face. She pulls this face quite often. Here Mimi and Ellie are snuggled up watching Tinkerbell together. Mimi's already introducing her to the important things in life!

Snuggling with big brother!

Where would we be without big bows? For awhile Ellie would cry every time we put her in her chair. My theory is that she does not like to leave the house without a bow on. :)

The big kids are so good at playing with Ellie. They love to sing her songs and always want to touch and hold her. Scooter's job is to make sure that everyone who comes over washes their hands before they hold Ellie. He is so good at enforcing rules! Mimi looks for any excuse to help out with the baby. She is especially good at helping give her baths.
Life is slowly returning to a new normal for us. We are loving having this little girl home with us. What did we ever do without her?