You and your awesomeness.

You are 15 months old and so awesome. I know I'm partial, but you are really, really awesome.

You smile a lot. You laugh a lot. You are so friendly and so gentle. You want to be a good girl.

You've been gentle with Maxxis and Kenda from day one. Even the day Maxxis gave you a warning growl..you had just started walking and he wasn't sure of your new activity. You continuously pick up their bones and offer them with such persistence and ease.

When we walk into your daycare class, all of your 'older' buddies call out your name - Georgia! Georgia! They come running towards you - most with arms outstretched ready to hug you or offer you the toy they have.

When we leave daycare, you're excited to see mom, but you don't leave without blowing kisses to your teachers and friends. You typically give a 'pageant' wave and say "bye."

At home, with your baby, you kiss her over and over and over. I like to think it's because I kiss you over and over. I want to get all the kisses in that I can before you start pushing them away.

You ask for your milk, you say you want more, you try eating with a spoon, you explore and when amazed - give this incredibly priceless look of awe and amazement. It's absolutely my most favorite expression of yours. And you always look to me to see if  I too am amazed. I am.

You  make being your mom so insanely easy. You sleep 12 hours a night. You go to bed on your own. You hardly want me to rock you anymore, but I rock you ... for me. I hang out with you as long as  I can before I MUST put you down to sleep...for me.

You are my sunshine.
My Georgia sunshine.
You make me happy, when skies are gray.
You never know dear
how much I love you.
Please don't let your sunshine fade.

I love you sweet girl.

Mom