First and foremost, I have a new niece!! Mila Delphine has joined the ranks (a little early) and she is a perfect little girl. At 6lbs and 12oz, she is exactly 1lb less than Eli was. And he is at least twice her size at 2 months. (I like to call him porky pig in this pix!) We have a doctors appointment in a couple of weeks, we'll see where he stands then...Back to Mila, she looks just like Darrell, and as a new mother I hate to say it because it really chapped my hide when everyone told me my children looked like Scott after 9+months and all that recent hard work of bringing them into the world and whatnot. But I have decided that it is mother natures way of ensuring, for the daddy, that he is the baby's daddy. After all, there is no doubt who the mother is, right!?!? So I'll just have to leg it go.
While in Austin for the birth of the baby, Scotty purchased a
Eli is just shy of 2 months. He holds his head up great, is cooing (when his sister stops talking long enough for him to try), and is obviously having no prob
Evi had her first day of school...and she didn't cry. I almost cried, but she did not! I couldn't believe it! Evi, who cried almost the whole year last year, just turned and walked away without a tear! She is great with her brother. Likes to hold him, but can't stand it when he cries.
Evi-isms for the month:
She was told she had to put her toys in the living room back in her playroom. So she placed all of them just inside the door, which is, technically, what I asked her to do.
There is a phone tower near the exit of our neighborhood and she asked, "is that the Eiffel tower?" Now every tower is an Eiffel tower.
I gave her a nickel to put in the donation box at a checkout counter and she said "a nickel, Flower has nickels. She has them here, and here, and here" and began to point to on her body where her cat has nipples.
I said, "no honey, those are nipples, like you have nipples."
She said, " someday I'll have big ones like you" as she patted my boobie and the man next to us just chuckled. And I began to question why I felt the need to correct her in the first place!