Six Months of Georgie

I can't believe our little man is six months old!  George is such a ray of sunshine in our lives.  He loves life, loves his sisters and smiles, laughs and even waves hello to everyone.  I can't imagine our lives without this guy.  We love you George!

One Month

 Two Months

 Three Months

 Four Months

 Five Months

Six Months

Ready to Roll

"Ready to Roll"- A contingency for which I did not plan when I got the walker out of storage...... George being pushed around by his big sisters. Lucy says, "Claire, you ready to roll?"...... yikes!

Zippety-Do-Da

Just another Zippety-do-da-dinner at the McNally house.  Claire and Lucy were practicing their songs for the preschool program and George was getting the BIGGEST kick out of it.  It is hard to hear his belly laughs over the singing but he sure does love his big sisters!

Happy Easter~

We had a wonderful Easter week with our families.  It started out with brunch and an egg hunt at Grami Tami's and ended with dinner and an egg hunt at Grandma and Grandad's.

Can you believe he is two weeks old already!?

Pondering life, at such an early age

I make this elf suit look GOOD!

The Papparazzi flashes made him cross his eyes.

Happy Two-Week Birthday to George! 

Welcome to the world George Stephen!

We welcomed George Stephen McNally into our family on December 14, 2011 at 7:49 AM.  He weighed 9 pounds, 2 ounces and was 21 inches long.  He is a doll baby, a great sleeper and such a joyful addition to our family.  The girls are adjusting fairly well and are very interested in their baby brother.  We couldn't have been given a better Christmas present.  We love you George!

Pregnancy Stories

The girls have been pretty funny and cute about my growing stomach and the upcoming birth of the next McNally.  Early on, Judd nicknamed the baby "Baby Uno" to reflect our relief of only having one child this time!  Lucy was trying to open a drawer in the kitchen and she bumped it into my belly.  She looked up and said, "Excuse me, Uno." 

We've been trying to get them interested in potty training so I've been talking it up recently.  This morning, I went to the "potty", explaining what I was doing before going in the bathroom.  Apparently rather soon after that, I again said, "Mommy has to potty".  Claire looks at me, tilts her head and says, "Mommy has to potty AGAIN?".  Yes Claire, you try having someone kicking your bladder all day long!