Our tiny little girl. The exceptionally soft, smelly good little ruler of our house. This is Aly and one of her most adorable quirks in action: (watch the video and try not to smile, I dare you.) p.s. those squeaks you hear are coming from her, not the toy.
see whats that on your face?! I told you, its impossible to not smile when you watch her doing her little thing. This is the game that was originated in our house, by Daddy, wherever there was a blanket present. (she has an obsession over blankets, note the Christmas themed blanket from Grandma on the couch in the end of August! she freaks when we try to wash them and stands whining at the closet if they are put away) He would put his hand beneath the blanket to pretend that there was something under there, and she would BunnyHop/CatPounce onto it and it would crack us uuuuupp! She eventually turned it into a game she could do by herself and its her favorite thing to do other than sleep and mush/grunt for attention from us. (another totally adorable story) Thing is, when you are watching her she stops and stares at you until she realizes shes bored of it, or you look away and in that case she starts up again. (which would explain my half retarded giggles behind the camera...I was trying to keep quiet so she wouldnt stop)
I had to be ultra slick to get the evidence...when you grab a camera she knows what it means so she will stop and get in picture mode which never includes mommy or daddy getting her in action. I was actually surprised I was able to capture almost 3 whole minutes of it!
the only thing that could make that video any better is the fact that Daddy (daddy = Nicholas, my highschool sweetheart for those of you who have recently tuned in to the blog) was the one that uploaded the video from the camera while I was away at work today. It was his idea to share with everyone the cuteness that we are blessed with everyday. He is just smitten with his little girl.
If you know us at all, we are the couple that is IN LOVE with children (and animals too) but arent able to have any of our own just yet. (the children, not the animals, duh) Aly is our "for now baby," so you can understand that she is our child. We already believe that dogs should not be pets or objects, instead they should be a member of one's family...well Aly put that belief to test and exceeded it tenfold.
So when I talk about my Aly, Im not just talking about our dog (sometimes even that word offends me) Im speaking of my two year old little girl who is really daddy's girl to the end.






















































