Three months

Don't worry, I'm not going to post Marlie's pictures every month, although it is tempting =) Now I have to make good on one of my New Year's resolutions - have photos developed monthly and organize them in an album.

At three months, Marlie is much bigger and heavier (naku hinde). She laughs and smiles more, cries less, and sleeps longer, thank God. Mayabang na rin siya - she can hold up her neck already. She also coos and makes little sounds which I suppose fall under "baby talk".

Two months

How time flies! A sure sign that I'm getting old. Though I'm looking forward to time passing quickly as it would mean seeing Marlie grow. I can't wait to hear her speak. Hope she'll like books and music. And I hope she'll be a good girl. At two months, Marlie likes to sleep on her tummy, not on her back. She also started hearing mass with us at SM Hypermart then heading straight to the grocery. Lakwachera na ;p

Christmas

Christmas this year was special, it being full of "firsts": (i) Marlie's first Christmas; (ii) our family's first photographs in a studio; (iii) a bigger and noisier family reunion as my cousin and her kids came home from Australia; (iv) sweet, delicious cherries, and free ones at that, so lalong sumarap. Hope you guys had a wonderful time, too. I know it's so late (or too early?) but still, Merry Christmas and a Happy 2009! =)