We have discovered two new games to play with Andrew. Who new a bib and a blanket could be so much fun! He played the bib game for at least 20 minutes last night.
Friday, August 29, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
This will cheer you up!
If anyone needs cheering up today just watch this video. You'll be giggling by the end. This is one of our friends playing with Andrew in the mirror.
Andrew is now big enough to face forward in his Snugli. He loves going for a walk and taking everything in. Daddy was less than thrilled that I made him stop for this pic, but he hid it well!

Andrew is in this awkward stage where he can't sit up yet, he is almost too big for his bouncy seat, and he doesn't like laying flat on the floor because he can't see everything. So I have been propping him up to sit or helping him to sit up. His mind is so active but his body doesn't always do what he wants it to do.


Everyone has commented lately on how bright Andrew's eyes are and how social he is. He loves for people to talk to him. He was squealing and talking to a lady and her daughter in the doctor's office the other day. It was so cute.
This is Andrew and Daddy's balancing trick.

Andrew is now big enough to face forward in his Snugli. He loves going for a walk and taking everything in. Daddy was less than thrilled that I made him stop for this pic, but he hid it well!

Andrew is in this awkward stage where he can't sit up yet, he is almost too big for his bouncy seat, and he doesn't like laying flat on the floor because he can't see everything. So I have been propping him up to sit or helping him to sit up. His mind is so active but his body doesn't always do what he wants it to do.


Everyone has commented lately on how bright Andrew's eyes are and how social he is. He loves for people to talk to him. He was squealing and talking to a lady and her daughter in the doctor's office the other day. It was so cute.
This is Andrew and Daddy's balancing trick.

Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Update on the boy
Something must be wrong with my son. He slept almost 12 hours last night and just took a 1 1/2 hour nap. He used to sleep that long over night, but the past few weeks he has only slept about 8 hours (which I know is still good). And he hardly ever sleeps more than 30 minutes at a time during the day. I haven't known what to do with myself with all this time today!
We took Andrew swimming for the first time last week. He loved it! He sat in a floaty for a while and kicked is feet. He liked putting his hands in the water and then eating his hand. He also liked swimming on his stomach. He kept trying to put his face in the water. We only got 2 pictures because we had to put the camera away. You're not allowed to have cameras at public pools.

The term "energizer bunny" came to mind the other day when watching Andrew. He was sitting in his bouncy seat just wiggling like crazy, arms and legs both going. He loves to move! And he is getting so strong. He is holding his head up really well when on his tummy. He has also learned to take out his pacifier. He only uses it when going to sleep. Maybe he has figured out "Hey if I take this thing out I won't fall asleep!" He also put the pacifier in his mouth himself the other day, but that may have been by accident. I don't know if he really knew what he was doing.




We took Andrew swimming for the first time last week. He loved it! He sat in a floaty for a while and kicked is feet. He liked putting his hands in the water and then eating his hand. He also liked swimming on his stomach. He kept trying to put his face in the water. We only got 2 pictures because we had to put the camera away. You're not allowed to have cameras at public pools.


The term "energizer bunny" came to mind the other day when watching Andrew. He was sitting in his bouncy seat just wiggling like crazy, arms and legs both going. He loves to move! And he is getting so strong. He is holding his head up really well when on his tummy. He has also learned to take out his pacifier. He only uses it when going to sleep. Maybe he has figured out "Hey if I take this thing out I won't fall asleep!" He also put the pacifier in his mouth himself the other day, but that may have been by accident. I don't know if he really knew what he was doing.




Life in Scotland
We have been in Scotland almost 2 years. It has gone by so fast! I was thinking the other day about how much we have adjusted to life here. Sometimes I surprise myself by the things I do and say. Here are just a few.
You know you've adjusted to life in Scotland when...
-You walk into the creche (nursery) at church and say "Hiya."
-The salesperson at the store asks if you want a bag for your things and you reply "No thanks, I'll just pop them in the buggy." Translation: I'll put them in the stroller.
-Your walking outside in a t-shirt and jeans thinking "I am so hot!" and it is only 65 degrees.
-For 6:30, You say half six instead of six thirty.
-Your grandma comments on how the paper towel rolls are smaller than in the States, and you have totally forgotten that they were any different.
-Your husband says "Perhaps we could...." (or maybe that is just the PhD studies).
-You say you will "phone" someone instead of "call" them.
You know you've adjusted to life in Scotland when...
-You walk into the creche (nursery) at church and say "Hiya."
-The salesperson at the store asks if you want a bag for your things and you reply "No thanks, I'll just pop them in the buggy." Translation: I'll put them in the stroller.
-Your walking outside in a t-shirt and jeans thinking "I am so hot!" and it is only 65 degrees.
-For 6:30, You say half six instead of six thirty.
-Your grandma comments on how the paper towel rolls are smaller than in the States, and you have totally forgotten that they were any different.
-Your husband says "Perhaps we could...." (or maybe that is just the PhD studies).
-You say you will "phone" someone instead of "call" them.
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