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Monday, March 19, 2007
What Flower Are You?
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Sorry...
She started talking a couple of months ago and now...well she is like a sponge. We are constantly amazed at the words she knows. For instance, it is really important for a one and a half year old to know words like valve and toe jam. Toe jam is one of her latest obsessions, actually. A few times a day she will pull her socks off to look for lint from her socks which she brings to us to dispose of. Sorry this video is dark and sideways but its the best I can do at this point since we don't have sophisticated programs for this stuff.

When she is not preoccupied with toe jam, another favourite thing of Hannah's is "washing" the dishes. Taylor loves doing this too so they each get a brush and procede to make a big mess:
Sometimes Daddy gets in on the fun too.
Thursday, February 22, 2007
Baby Pictures
This a leg from the side with the knees pulled up to the chubby tummy. Those are the feet that have been kicking me a lot lately.
This is a picture of forearms and hands. It looked like all ten fingers and toes were there. This time I had a screen of my own to watch while the technician did her thing so I got to see a lot more than I ever have before. It was really exciting because they aren't supposed to say anything to you but I could tell what she was looking for most of the time. I saw the chambers of the heart working well and all the appropriate body parts (even though I did see something, I am not that good at reading ultrasounds so I am not going to guess at whether this is a boy or a girl). It was also a much better experience because, for the first time I actually wasn't in a lot of pain with a full bladder. I had forgotten to drink anything until right before my appointment and then I chugged a whole bunch. I was so afraid that they would say I didn't have enough and I would have to come back another day but instead I had a really pleasant appointment and I made a lot of trips to the bathroom afterwards. I'll have to remember that for next time.



