About two weeks ago there was a house we wanted to look at purely because it was 111 years old. We will NOT be buying that house, but while waiting for our realtor I got a few pictures of Olivia.
This is the story of our amazing daughter and her life with Cystic Fibrosis.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
At the park
This was one of the first times that Olivia and I went outside to play after the initial move to Charleston. She ddn't play on the swings that long, but wanted to be a vampire and I was a zombie that was to chase and eat her. There was another mom and child there and I'm pretty sure the mother thought we were bizarre.
The Adventures of Miss Elf
Olivia has an Elf on the Shelf. For those of you that don't know what they are, they are Santa's naughty/nice reconnaissance elves. The kids aren't allowed to touch the elves otherwise they lose their power and can't report back to Santa. They move to a new place each night and it was very exciting for Olivia to find hers in the morning.
Here are a few of Miss Elf's hangouts from this year...
One of her first nights in Charleston, she put up all of the Christmas decorations while everyone was sleeping...well, almost everyone.
One night, she decided to grab a little marshmallow snack in the kitchen. An elf has to keep up her strength for all the flying to the North Pole and back.
One of her last nights with us, she decided to enjoy the glow and warmth from the tree lights. Her sunglasses were made from the Ghiradelli peppermint bark she broke into the previous night.
We will miss her and can't wait to see her next time she pops in.
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