29 January 2010

A is for Apple

Reagan really likes fruit, especially apples and pears. The other night, while she was eating dinner, I was eating an apple and she wouldn’t take her eyes off it. So, I shared it with her and she was quite pleased.

28 January 2010

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21 January 2010

A New Seat

Since Reagan’s getting so tall, we decided it was time for a new car seat. We thought that maybe if she had a chance to check this seat out before she sat in it, she wouldn’t mind it too much. Well, it didn’t go as planned.

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She gave us one quick fake-smile with a final cry before we let her free.

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19 January 2010

We’re Learning

- that crazy dancing right after dinner is not a great idea

- but youtube has some cool videos that are fun to dance with, like this, this, and this

- that cheese is awesome


(her first real successful self-feeding)

- that the red cup is not all that mysterious

(seriously, I don’t know when she figured this out and neither did the nanny!)

- and that peaches taste pretty darn good!

09 January 2010

E-A-G-L-E-S! Hoyas!!?

We took Reagan to her first in-person sporting event today – Georgetown vs UConn Men’s Basketball. One of the perks of working at a University! Reagan loved it, well, she was surprised by the first loud uproar and nearly cried, but then she was prepared and loved the rest of the game.

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After a rough first half, the Hoyas pulled out a close one. Now, time for the Eagles game.

07 January 2010

Practicing…

for my next visit with Papa and Grandma. I’m going to be an expert on that step!

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06 January 2010

Changes, changes…

After some discussion during our few days in Huron over the holidays, we decided the downstairs of our house was crying out for a big change. We answered the call and switched the front sitting room with the dining room and have created a much better living environment for ourselves. Reagan has the whole rug to play on and we can see her with just a little peek out the kitchen doorway. Once we get a baby gate and put it up on the big doorway, we’ll be all set and she won’t be able to get to the stairs.

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And, don’t worry, the vacuum will not live there, but the baby carrier and stroller probably will.