I just got these pictures from my sister and had to share this story.
The morning we were getting ready to leave Maryland Joe and I started taking all our luggage downstairs. Kayla noticed and immediately ran to get her shoes, "Kayla shoes too!" "bye bye!" over and over. I didn't realize she was so anxious to get home, or get back in her car seat for that matter!
I think she also wanted to make sure we were not going to forget her. Last year we left her with Joe's parents and I wonder if she remembered that and wanted to make sure we weren't going to leave her behind again!
She scooted out the door with us as Joe started to load the back of the van up. I opened the side door to put some things in and she tried climbing in her car seat. By that time everyone else was on the porch. I told Kayla she couldn't get in her seat yet because we had to tell everyone bye first. She turned around, started running back to the porch, yelling "bye! bye!" At least she managed to slow down enough to give everyone a hug!
We weren't quite ready to leave yet. Joe and I headed back in the house to get a few more things and Kayla stayed outside. She went back to the van and was desperately trying to get the door open. My sister took a couple pictures. She said Kayla was trying so hard to pull on the handle, and when the door wouldn't open she declared, "it's broke!" it's this forlorn voice.
When we were finally ready to get on the road and we opened the door she yelled out "seat!" with a big smile on her face. I couldn't believe she was so ready to be sitting in that car seat again!
Even when we left Columbus the following morning...the door slid open and Kayla ran up to the side of the van with her hands in the air saying, "yay seat!"
I thought being on the road so long and being stuck in that seat she wouldn't be so anxious to get back in it, but I guess that opposite happened and she became more attached! Unless she just thought the sooner she got back in her seat the sooner we would be home!
The morning we were getting ready to leave Maryland Joe and I started taking all our luggage downstairs. Kayla noticed and immediately ran to get her shoes, "Kayla shoes too!" "bye bye!" over and over. I didn't realize she was so anxious to get home, or get back in her car seat for that matter!
I think she also wanted to make sure we were not going to forget her. Last year we left her with Joe's parents and I wonder if she remembered that and wanted to make sure we weren't going to leave her behind again!
She scooted out the door with us as Joe started to load the back of the van up. I opened the side door to put some things in and she tried climbing in her car seat. By that time everyone else was on the porch. I told Kayla she couldn't get in her seat yet because we had to tell everyone bye first. She turned around, started running back to the porch, yelling "bye! bye!" At least she managed to slow down enough to give everyone a hug!
We weren't quite ready to leave yet. Joe and I headed back in the house to get a few more things and Kayla stayed outside. She went back to the van and was desperately trying to get the door open. My sister took a couple pictures. She said Kayla was trying so hard to pull on the handle, and when the door wouldn't open she declared, "it's broke!" it's this forlorn voice.
When we were finally ready to get on the road and we opened the door she yelled out "seat!" with a big smile on her face. I couldn't believe she was so ready to be sitting in that car seat again!
Even when we left Columbus the following morning...the door slid open and Kayla ran up to the side of the van with her hands in the air saying, "yay seat!"
I thought being on the road so long and being stuck in that seat she wouldn't be so anxious to get back in it, but I guess that opposite happened and she became more attached! Unless she just thought the sooner she got back in her seat the sooner we would be home!
This picture has nothing to do with this post. I took it a couple days ago and just love how her eyes are so bright blue and they just "pop" out at you.
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Such a cute story! I LOVE that last picture. My goodness her eyes are gorgeous!
What a beautiful girl! Great story - she loves her home doesn't she! My kids were the opposite- quite opposed to having to sit in their seats again after we were finally home from our looong car trip.
Her eyes are SO blue!
She just oozes cuteness!!
:)
She's so precious! I love her big blue eyes. Mine can take or leave the carseats, but thankfully are pretty good travelers. That's a good thing since we are about to head out for a two week road trip!
She's so cute! And her eyes are so beautiful!
What a cute story! I love the pictures, the one of her blue eyes is so beautiful!
Yeah, I noticed the new pics in the sidebar last night. I love them. She is too funny trying to open the door to the van! She almost looks like she's hanging from the handle in the second pic... Adorable!
Wow Michelle, she is such a beauty! Cute story.
I guess that's why it's called Big Blueberry Eyes! Such a cutie!
She is so cute, I am actually getting used to the idea of her turning 4, she looks so grown up in the pic - sorry did not mean to break your heart about it.
Hi Michelle,
Hope you are all well!!
This post made me laugh, Kayla is just so sweet!!
I hope you don't mind, I linked to you from my blog (www.beckiesaunders.wordpress.com).Just let me know, if you rather I didn't.
God bless
Beckie
Yes, there are her gorgeous blue eyes and then there are those adorable pig tails! That last picture was so cute! I like the story too, about getting in the car. My kids start clinging when it's time to go too (from anywhere we are). I think it's just in case we get ideas about leaving them!
I'm loving that last picture - so beautiful! What a funny story - I love the pictures that go along with it - you can tell she's pulling that handle really hard!
Amazingly beautiful. I have never seen such fabulous eyes. Stunning.
Everybody has already said it....such a cutie! The pictures of her trying to open the door are just TOO funny and so precious! Thanks for stopping by my blog. I found Karens Ramblings through your blog and I am SO enjoying that blog too! Thanks!!
What a doll baby she is Michelle. She needs a pair of ruby red slippers so she can click them together and say There's No Place Like Home! And she's right ya know?
I love that story. Kayla was asking to come home yesterday from the resort and we were only there 4 days. I can't imagine 3 weeks. Good thing we planned on doing day trips near home the rest of this week. But today she was asking for the ball pit that was at the resort. Go figure! I love the pics of her pulling on the doors.
Her eyes in that picture are amazing. That shirt really brings them out.
I always enjoy checking out your blog. Kayla is so precious.
Blessings from Costa Rica
By the way, I'm Eden's mom
She does have gorgeous blue eyes!
I think there really is no place like home.
Oh, she is too cute--and those big blueberry eyes... Thank you for your prayers for A. He seems much better tonight after starting antibiotics this afternoon. We are so glad. Yes, it was too cool that my sis was there--wish we would have known.
Hehe, Great story! She's so hilarious!
kayla says the cutest things!! and that picture is breath taking!!!
Oh Michelle, could she get any cuter? I love how she wanted in the car! You told the story so well I feel like I saw her working on the door! :)
I'm so glad you're home safe and sound! That is such a cute story. It is nice to be home, isn't it? I am always ready to get home after a long trip, or even a short one for that matter.
I love the pictures! Kayla is a cutie!
LOL!! Too cute!
You're right ~ that's a beautiful picture of her. Those eyes are just priceless!
I love those pictures of her trying to get inside the van~ she is trying soooo hard!!! LOL! And, my goodness she is beautiful! I just love her big blue eyes and your are right ~ they pop right out! They were the first thing I saw when I looked at her picture. Her birthday party sounds like it is going to be so much fun. We are gearing up for our three summer birthdays here as well. Lots of fun!
Love the story!! Kids have such good memories (ie being left at grandmas...)
Pretty little girl!!
Great story...Loved the pictures too. I haven't been on much lately, can't believe she's grown so much. Now we know for sure where you got the name for your blog site. Love her eyes.
I think she knew the sooner she got into her car seat the sooner she would get home...lol. The last picture is so adorable....her hair looks so cute and of course those big blueberry eyes!!!You have a beautiful child!!
I LOVE that last picture...look at those gorgeous eyes of hers! She looks adorable with those pigtails:-) I loved reading the story about her wanting to get in the van so badly...as you said, you'd think she'd be fighting NOT to have to sit in her car seat again! lol xox
Super cute! I especially love the second picture. She's really pulling!! :-)
Wow!! Those are some bright blue eyes!! What a beautiful colour!! :)
Trace
Such a cutie pie! And I love that picture too. She's gorgeous!
Awwww someone help that baby....what a cutie...I love the last picture,too.
I love the new pics on the side bar! I think that is so cute that she thought it es broke.I love how blue her eyes look in that picture. she is just so adorable.
love ya,
mimi
She has beautiful Eyes!!!!!
Yes, your daughter does have "big blueberry eyes". What a precious gift she is. I enjoyed your blog.
GOREOUS!
Love the story! Kayla is such a beautiful little girl! I sure hope Olyvia will be like that.
Within the last couple of weeks, she has started throwing a mini-tantrum everytime I put her in her car seat. She used to get soo excited about car rides. I'm sure it's just a phase. lol
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