ROFLMAO

Well, not really. Here Miles and I are just SOFT (Sitting On the Floor Texting).

Changelings

Exactly 1 year and 9 days ago, we posed for this same photo. As you can see, a lot has changed. Grandpa's lost a lot of weight. Grandma's gotten more fashionable. The swing has been replaced with a kitchen. We keep our window shades at half mast to let light in for the plants. And I'm almost as tall as Bubbie! I guess some things never change though. Zayde still looks the same and I think he's even wearing the same pants!

What, Me Messy?

It Takes TuTu to Tango

How can I possibly top that post title?!?

Sandstill

Today we went to the unveiling of Great-Grandpa Abe's gravestone and took a quick detour to West Palm Beach afterwards. I miss GGPAbe.com but his memory lives on thru this blog and my puns. I think he would've used the caption "This picture is a bit grain-y."

V-Day

Finally, after all the suspense (and, by suspense, I mean months of blog lag-time, not any last minute bride/groom cold feet or anything), Uncle Noah and Aunt Sara's wedding day arrived! After putting on my flower girl dress, I got some practice in at the hotel so I'd be ready to walk down the aisle.

At the temple, I posed for a quickie with my other aunts (Goldman aunts, that is) before the ceremony that would officially make Aunt Sara my last aunt. Unless, of course, Auntie Em marries a woman.

Zayde got a little warmup in before the hora!

I helped Uncle Noah clean the floors a bit before the guests arrived.

When I first saw Aunt Sara's beautiful dress, I was mortified. I thought I'd be the only one wearing white!

Great-Uncle Phil takes the best pics!

Bubbie and I kept Aunt Sara company while she greeted her guests during the Tish. Even though Aunt Sara is beaming, I couldn't help wondering if the men were having more fun on their side.

Aunt Sara let me borrow her throne for a few pics. Pay no attention to the $2 sandals.

Aunt Sara taught me the meaning of "tzneus" -- it means modesty. Silly me showing up in a sleeveless dress.

The cardigan didn't last long though (gotta show off the pipes!) and I began my search for something to carry down the aisle.

Hmm, maybe this will do.

I got in a few last practice walks.

When it was time for the real thing though, I got a little stage fright.

So Mommy had to help me make my way.

Uncle Noah and Aunt Sara were hot on my heels. I ducked off to the side and they made their way up to the Chuppah. Then I think they got lost cuz they walked in circles for 7 times before deciding where to stand.

After the ceremony, it was time to boogie. Bubbie and I did a hora-fying dance.

After an hour of dancing, I was worn out and Mommy and Daddy took me to the playroom.

Uncle D stopped by to size me up for some nicer looking shoes than my cheap-o sandals. Geez, Uncle D really is obsessed with my feet.

After a while, even Aunt Sara needed a break from all the dancing.

What an amazing Valentine's Day. As much as it pained me to be away from Leo J on his birthday, this was one VD I'll never forget. (That sound you hear is Daddy biting his tongue.)

Mews-eum

Today we went to another sciency museum. This time we met up with Sara and Ryan. My excitement was bubbling over!

Ryan thought this place really blew!

Sara roped us in to all sorts of activities.

I was really a tractor-ed to this ride.

Cousin Rob kept pulling my chain.