Weekend with Nana and Papa

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Kyndal is a very special little girl, and we enjoyed spending time with her this weekend. We met Kristin and Bret Friday evening after we got off from work and since the three of us didn’t have a chance to have dinner yet we stopped at McDonald’s on the way back.

We found out that Kyndal is a little squealer now. When we got home every time she saw our cat she would get excited and squeal almost like a scream, really loud and run after the cat. Our cat didn’t know what to think and would run from her.

She sleeps all night long and goes to bed without a peep. We hooked up the baby monitor so we could hear her since the bedroom is at the opposite side of the house than our bedroom.

Saturday we had a few errands to run so after she took her morning nap so off we went. She is so good taking her anywhere everyone stops to see her or ask how old she is. [Note from Mommy...Yes, when the guys have her out by themselves they call her the chick magnet. Even her PaPa and Uncle Barry have been known to take her off in a store to see if it works.] We went to my favorite place for lunch (Zaxby’s) and we called Kyndal the little dipper because she likes to dip her chicken in the sauce and her fries in the ketchup. Later that evening we made a trip to Walmart, to buy a few groceries.

Sunday we went to church and everyone knew her from all my pictures and also when she visited our church and remembered her when we took her before. After church we made lunch when we got home and, she went down for a nap. When she woke up it was time to meet Mommy and Daddy again.

Seems like time flew by and we hated to part. We had so much fun reading her books and playing with her. We tried to get her to say Nana but every time we said say Nana she would look at Papa and say Papa. I guess she knows Nana and Papa go together, just like when we count we say one and she says two. I know Mommy and Daddy are glad to be back with her but we miss Kyndal already.

Note from Mommy...I think she did learn Nana, as she said it a couple of times last night. She even once combined Nana and Mama and it came out NaMa! Coming soon a Mommy blog about our weekend

ETA - My r key is sticking, that is why there are missing r's