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And so is the rest of her, of course — today is Maddox’s second birthday. (And Maddox’s mother’s birthday, too. I think that Kim may be older than two, however).<\/p>\n
We celebrated yesterday with cake, and presents, and a trip to a pumpkin patch. (Or at least, that’s how we’re planning <\/em>to celebrate — I actually write these baby blogging posts ahead of time. So when I say “yesterday,” I mean yesterday relative to when this post will appear, but five days from now as I’m typing this.)<\/p>\n I really can’t believe she’s two years old. ((Or very close to two years old when I write this, two years old when you read this… you know what I mean.)) Sydney is nearly four. Maddox is speaking in short sentences and asking “what’s that?” of everything, and Sydney is playing like a kid (exchanging faces with other kids in supermarket lines, for instance). It’s a cliche for a reason — these early years are rushing past faster than I ever could have believed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" And so is the rest of her, of course — today is Maddox’s second birthday. (And Maddox’s mother’s birthday, too. I think that Kim may be older than two, however). We celebrated yesterday with cake, and presents, and a trip … Continue reading