Looks like someone is closer to rolling over than we realized.
Mama walked in and found Georgie trying to look out the window.
Good thing she's starting to move around. That neck fold is looking pretty ripe.
Henry took his etch a sketch to bed and worked on this for four nights. It's a map of a city with a lot of parking spots. And in the upper left quadrant, you can see the baseball field.
Last week, Henry's class studied "I". Look at that little fly he drew. The gray parts are wings.
Mama liked seeing the evolution of Henry trying to perfect the arrow.
Henry came home demanding to do a project. Mama couldn't figure out a good project to do, so he took it upon himself to trace some rulers. He doesn't have much confidence in drawing things on his own, but does a good job if he can trace. We liked how well these rulers came out.
Georgie continues to bathe everyone in cuteness. We think she looks so smart in this little outfit.
We can tell already with this sassy little striped shirt and smart sweater that all the boys are going to ask her out in college, but she'll turn them all down because she's just too busy with the rock-climbing and sky-diving club. Plus, most of her free time (when she's not getting a 4.0) is occupied with her work volunteering at the local community center or running her online business that sells fashionable, but tongue in cheek zombie t-shirts.
She was also very smug that she was the only one allowed to stay up late to watch the Bengals Monday Night Football game. Not that it was worth staying up for.
She was on the edge of her bouncy seat when the Bengals almost came back to win it. But then they remembered they were the Bengals and blew it. Sigh.
It's been very warm here, so yesterday we ate lunch outside. As usual, I took two bites of my sandwich and abandoned it for the sandbox. Good thing too, because this monster of a bee came and feasted on the leftovers. This is not a miniature sandwich on a miniature plate. This bee was honestly 3 inches long! Needless to say, we left the plate outside until the bee was long gone.
Yesterday, mama and I had big falling out, because she had the nerve to run out of cereal and serve me oatmeal instead. I cried for 15 minutes before mama removed me from the table and sent me into the toy room. When she came in, she was surprised to find me giving June "lessons." We worked on my alphabet and number puzzles too. Mama sure is lucky to have Henry around to help iron out my bad moods.
