Yesterday I officially made the decision to stay home with the baby rather than return to work later this month. I don't really like the "stay at home mom" term because the idea of staying at home with the baby all the time sounds like a recipe for a disastrous depression for me, so I guess I'd prefer to say I decided to become a "haul the kid all over town mom". Haul is the appropriate word, too, because she's weighing in at 12.8 lbs now. Her arms and legs are super chunky but I really do think that her cheeks make up a significant portion of her weight.
And one final update on my being supermom: I ordered some cloth diapering stuff from Amazon last night so we're gonna give that a try for a while. It could get ugly... :) I'm actually not as concerned with the mess and the additional laundering as I am with the prospect of her having a really bulky butt and not looking as cute in her clothes. So even though I don't have any cute pictures to post today, do expect some interesting cloth-diapered-butt photos sometime next week.
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Yes, She Looks Like Benjamin
Sunday, December 28, 2008
One More Christmas Party
Yesterday afternoon we dressed Lily in her ridiculous Santa outfit and drove to Oxford for the big family Christmas celebration at Nana's house. We arrived around 4:30 and Benjamin spent some time playing Go with Ian while I tried to settle a fussy baby.
Eventually I got her to spend some time relaxing on her Boppy on the floor while staring at the ceiling fan and her fists. Yay!
After a few minutes cousin Meg decided to join in, which was cute for a while but soon ended the relaxation.
Uncle Lark finally got to spend some quality time with Lily and it turns out he may just be her favorite person yet. My mom said we may have just found our babysitter...
because seventeen people opening gifts is crazy and loud, but Peanut slept through it all. :)
The evening ended with a debate over whether we should spend the night because the fog was so thick it wasn't really safe to travel. We decided we'd be better off driving home at 15 mph than trying to spend the night there with the baby. There were some awfully scary stretches of road where we could only see about two car lengths ahead of us, but we made it home safely.




The evening ended with a debate over whether we should spend the night because the fog was so thick it wasn't really safe to travel. We decided we'd be better off driving home at 15 mph than trying to spend the night there with the baby. There were some awfully scary stretches of road where we could only see about two car lengths ahead of us, but we made it home safely.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Baby's First Crazy Christmas



Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
A new blog!









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