Miscelaneous June Pics
There were a handful of pictures that I wanted to post from the beginning of June because they are fun... mostly.
Here's one of Izzie sleeping sideways in her crib. It's become the norm now that she's much more mobile. We often walk in to find her standing in her crib bouncing up and down.
Here's another great thing: Izzie can feed herself quite well now, but like any other baby I've seen, she gets it everywhere. Here's a ridiculous picture of her with a prominent eyebrow and a mustache. For some reason she looks like Mario to me. Weird I know.
Here's a couple of good picture that show what kind of mess a kid can make with food. I mean really, who has to itch half of their head when they have spaghetti in their hand? Obviously my child does.
My last post was about Nell and Izzie's trip to Idaho. Well, before they left I cleaned the van for them (because you can't go on a road trip with a dirty car), and Izzie hung out in her car seat and watched me vacuum for a while. She was most intrigued, but when the big black hose monster got close or tried to suck her feet off she wasn't happy about it. I imagine that it was the same kind of scream that I would let out if someone chopped off one of my hands (or both). I thought it was funny, so I did it a few times hoping that she would realize that it wasn't going to suck her inside out. It didn't work. Even when I showed her that it wouldn't suck me up.
Later when it was time for a nap she seemingly forgot that I let the hose monster attack her, and she fell asleep on my chest. It's pretty rare that this happens anymore, so when it does I enjoy it to the fullest (or at least until I get the hebejebes).
Anyways, that's it. I just thought I would throw those up. Unfortunately I don't have any pictures for the two middle weeks of June because I let a friend borrow my camera for his trip to Israel. It kind of bums me out, but I think I'm more glad to have been able to help him out. Luckily he got back a few days before Izzie's birthday, so I do have pictures and video of that.
Here's one of Izzie sleeping sideways in her crib. It's become the norm now that she's much more mobile. We often walk in to find her standing in her crib bouncing up and down.
Here's another great thing: Izzie can feed herself quite well now, but like any other baby I've seen, she gets it everywhere. Here's a ridiculous picture of her with a prominent eyebrow and a mustache. For some reason she looks like Mario to me. Weird I know.
Here's a couple of good picture that show what kind of mess a kid can make with food. I mean really, who has to itch half of their head when they have spaghetti in their hand? Obviously my child does.
My last post was about Nell and Izzie's trip to Idaho. Well, before they left I cleaned the van for them (because you can't go on a road trip with a dirty car), and Izzie hung out in her car seat and watched me vacuum for a while. She was most intrigued, but when the big black hose monster got close or tried to suck her feet off she wasn't happy about it. I imagine that it was the same kind of scream that I would let out if someone chopped off one of my hands (or both). I thought it was funny, so I did it a few times hoping that she would realize that it wasn't going to suck her inside out. It didn't work. Even when I showed her that it wouldn't suck me up.
Later when it was time for a nap she seemingly forgot that I let the hose monster attack her, and she fell asleep on my chest. It's pretty rare that this happens anymore, so when it does I enjoy it to the fullest (or at least until I get the hebejebes).
Anyways, that's it. I just thought I would throw those up. Unfortunately I don't have any pictures for the two middle weeks of June because I let a friend borrow my camera for his trip to Israel. It kind of bums me out, but I think I'm more glad to have been able to help him out. Luckily he got back a few days before Izzie's birthday, so I do have pictures and video of that.
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