Pictures
I can't believe it's been almost a week since I updated...I've been busy holding the baby, I guess. But I have a little happy treat to share. Some pictures of what we've been up to while I was away.
Sophie likes the pacifier. I'll probably be hating it in a couple years when she likes it too much and doesn't want to give it up, but for now, it's really nice.
Awake and serious. But it's SO adorable when she just lays there and stares up into your eyes. There's a big stack of thank you notes and announcements to be written and sent out behind her on the desk. That's what I've been working on instead of blogging here.
Snuggling with Daddy. I get up first some mornings so I can squeeze in a shower before he goes to work. Otherwise, it's a crap shoot if and when I'll work one in depending on when she falls alseep in her car seat.
See those lime-green sheets? I got them on sale after Christmas for $10 and they're really cozy flannel. They totally clash with our duvet cover and our room, but it's nice to have an extra set when someone barfs, pees or poos in the bed in the middle of the night.
Julie has not been ignored during this adore-Sophie-fest. She has been shying away from the camera when I have it out, and this morning finally agreed to get her picture taken with a big cheeseball grin.
Look at that tiny little nekkid baby. Chicken legs, teeny feet, bushy early-morning hair. She's already starting to fill out and weighed 9 lbs 2 oz at the doctor this morning. I took her in to make sure that the cold she caught from the rest of us is still really a cold, and that the rattling sound she makes sometimes is just snot in her head and not her chest. She's fine, of course.
For comparison, this one is Julie at about the same age. They definitely look similar, but have their own little faces and expressions. I still stand by my assessment - Julie looks more like me and Sophie is a daddy's girl.
Sophie likes the pacifier. I'll probably be hating it in a couple years when she likes it too much and doesn't want to give it up, but for now, it's really nice.
Awake and serious. But it's SO adorable when she just lays there and stares up into your eyes. There's a big stack of thank you notes and announcements to be written and sent out behind her on the desk. That's what I've been working on instead of blogging here.
Snuggling with Daddy. I get up first some mornings so I can squeeze in a shower before he goes to work. Otherwise, it's a crap shoot if and when I'll work one in depending on when she falls alseep in her car seat.
See those lime-green sheets? I got them on sale after Christmas for $10 and they're really cozy flannel. They totally clash with our duvet cover and our room, but it's nice to have an extra set when someone barfs, pees or poos in the bed in the middle of the night.
Julie has not been ignored during this adore-Sophie-fest. She has been shying away from the camera when I have it out, and this morning finally agreed to get her picture taken with a big cheeseball grin.
Look at that tiny little nekkid baby. Chicken legs, teeny feet, bushy early-morning hair. She's already starting to fill out and weighed 9 lbs 2 oz at the doctor this morning. I took her in to make sure that the cold she caught from the rest of us is still really a cold, and that the rattling sound she makes sometimes is just snot in her head and not her chest. She's fine, of course.
For comparison, this one is Julie at about the same age. They definitely look similar, but have their own little faces and expressions. I still stand by my assessment - Julie looks more like me and Sophie is a daddy's girl.
posted by Shelly Kang at 8:33 PM
1 Comments:
christ, your kids are cute.
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