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Throwback Thursday: September 2010

Hello and happy Thursday!

Another month, and I’m sharing another look back to 2010.

So far I’ve shared: January, FebruaryMarch, AprilMay , JuneJuly, and August...

Here’s a look back at September.

In August, I commented that I didn’t have many photos but in September I had far more, and it seemed we were out and about a bit.

I do remember that we went to Louisville one night to eat dinner at Mike Linnig’s, a local seafood place, and the kids were getting the hang of sitting in high chairs at restaurants. I think they chewed on a fry or two too.

Trav’s mom had gotten Hadley this bucket hat, and she was oh so cute…and serious. Y’all, I’ve shared before but she was such a serious baby for the first year of her life. Hayden was the smiley and happy go lucky one.

High chairs at home with solids…and look at my two little lefties. They were showing me the left hand tradition continued from an early age. (Fun fact, in my family, my Gma, mom, aunt, and myself are all left-handed…and both H&H are too!)

Who doesn’t love bath time? And…look at those two bottom teeth!

Whatever this little thing was, they loved it. They scooted around the living room and kitchen.

So much fun…and double trouble.

They still liked to hang in the crib together from time to time…and even swap pacis!

I tried to get them to follow along with my love for MIZZOU, but it didn’t last long!

Ten months old and looking oh so cute.

They were crawling everywhere…and would even try and escape.

See, my serious girl…looking so sweet in pink.

…and my smiley boy standing up with support.

Someone got them these cute onsies with their names on them, but I think this was the best picture that I got of them in them. I wonder if I kept those? I have a tub of baby things for keepsakes.

Apparently, September was a fun month…and they were on the move!

9 thoughts on “Throwback Thursday: September 2010

  1. My daughter is also a leftie, and I knew from about 6 months old! People tried to tell me that it was way too early to tell, but I was right! My Grandpa and my aunt area also lefties. My SIL (brother’s wife) is also a leftie and thank God for her- she taught my leftie how to tie her shoes! I had tried for months to teach her, and Aunt Kelly showed her once and she got it!

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  2. Oh yes, we knew from very, very early on that my oldest was going to be a lefty too and my father in law, his brother, my brother in law, and a few other male members on that side of the family are all left dominate as well.

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