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Saturday Number 17, 18 and 19

Saturday 17
You have decided to take 1 good nap a day on the weekends. I'm pretty sure you do this at daycare too but I'm not there to worry about it like I do on the weekends.

My birthday was the following Monday so you're Daddy took me out to dinner and to listen to some live music. We had the best time.  You stayed at home with Nana and Pappa Chicho and slept until 4AM!

Saturday 18
Today you turned 4 months old. I took your monthly picture like I always do. I have to remember to shut the blinds, it's a little weird on the lighting side but it counts and you were super happy!

We went to the grocery store to buy food for Nana's birthday lunch. You did really well in the cart, you even carried the ice cream cake (okay I put it on you but you didn't seem to mind)

On Sunday we put you in this little dog outfit because Nana has a dog just like it.


Nana was making you laugh
Saturday 19
For our anniversary your Daddy got me a video camera. I took several videos of you today.
I captured you waking up (terrible quality, I have to figure out how to turn a light on)


You had your first cereal this morning and didn't even spit it out! You can tell Daddy and I are super excited about this event and are watching you like some science experiment. I promise we do get out in public occasionally. (this is 3 minutes....can you tell we're first time parents?)

Comments

  1. JENNovember 11, 2012 at 5:32 PM

    Dude - she did awesome with her first cereal!! Very impressive!

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  2. gloverfamilyNovember 11, 2012 at 5:35 PM

    She looks like she is dancing in the red outfit pic!! I love it.

    I LOVE THE VIDEO!! There can never be too many videos/pictures for those of who have never met Stella to see!

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