Magnolia's Blossoming

A way to stay in touch with the daily goings on of Miss Magnolia Elizabeth Coates.

Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Mum and Baby


We had some nice light in the late afternoon, so I tried to get some shots in.

Have you met squash face yet?

Friday, June 16, 2006

Bubbas on the Bay Part 2



We brought sandwiches and picnicked on the beach with Les today at a house he was painting in New Castle.
Their back lawn actually feeds into a private beach overlooking the harbor. Magnolia was captivated by the water and all the muscle shells that lined the beach.


All in all, a wonderful was to spend a few hours on one of the few beautiful days we've had this year.

Thursday, June 15, 2006

Magnolia's Very First Time Actually Crawling

Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Talking to Nannie on the Phone


Saturday, June 10, 2006

Happiest Baby on the Blog

I'm happy as soon as I wake up.I'm happy when mom and dad take me out on the town.
(At least they think I am. Notice my fake smile.)And I'm especially happy when I get back home and can play with my toys.


Friday, June 09, 2006

Whoa Baby!

These parents of mine...they really have no idea how cool I am.
That's right, this is my too cool for school look.


Look at me!!! I'm sitting up all by myself!!!!

I look like a boy today, and it isn't even Dad's fault.

Friday, June 02, 2006

Bubbas by the Bay

In celebration of the temporary respite from the rain, Magnolia and I went to search for horseshoe crabs at Adam's Point. I had heard rumor of their annual mating ritual taking place there last weekend, and went to see if we could catch a glimpse.

When we got there, the shores were bare. We decided instead to take a walk in along the shoreline and back through the woods.

We rounded a little cove and discovered a few pink lady slippers in bloom, which is the official state wildflower of New Hampshire.


We paused for a brief moment to take in the beautiful scenery, and then went on in search of more trails. Adam's Point has some wonderful rural countryside, that reminded me a bit of being back in the Midwest. Well...almost.




We (and by "we" I mean Magnolia) ended our trip by enjoying a tasty bubba and a view of the water. If only all meals could be this relaxing.