Thursday, April 9, 2009

Peek-a-boo. We See You!


Finger puppets from Marie and Elizabeth are decorating the top of her incubator.


Grandad gave her the little bear with the pink rabbit costume. We received Peter Rabbit as a Christmas gift from them before she was born. Grandmom gave her the pink rosary. We thank Natalie and Chris for the cute frog rattle! She has a whole animal kingdom to look over her while we aren't here.


We took this picture last night when the nurse turned off the lights, took off her goggles and let us see her eyes. She opened them up and looked at us when we talked to her.

8 comments:

Unknown said...

What a sweetie! Does she have blond hair? Hope today is a good one- we're thinking of you! -Chris & Natalie

Xinathebigsister said...

We aren't sure. Sometimes it looks dark, sometimes it looks light, depending on the lighting. We thinks she has my feet and Todd's legs. Who knows? But it is fun to talk about.

Erica said...

She is absolutely beautiful! Who does that come from? Haha She is perfect and hopefully she has her Mama's stubborness. She'll be fighting to get out and go home in no time. We'll miss you at Easter this year. But there will be plenty of time to coach her on Easter Egg Hunt strategies! Blow a kiss to her from me!

Lisa Gillette-Martin said...

Precious girl! What a sweet little one. Thank you for letting me visit your blog. Take care, and I'll be thinking good thoughts for her continued improvement! cw

Jolie and Robert said...
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Jolie and Robert said...

Happy Easter Bunny Baby Amelia Banker! you've got some amazing parents and family around you! we'll light another candle for you at church on sunday.

Cathlynn said...

I love this picture of Amelia and a chance to see her eyes! Just wanted to let you know that your prayer chain reaches as far as Michigan, Indiana and Tennessee. We love you and thank you for keeping us posted on Amelia's progress.

Unknown said...

Is her eye color discernible, or are her eyes still "too young" to really have a color?

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