Hi Folks. This is what I’ve been up to:
Mostly, I take naps. It looks like this.
Other times I watch Cars with these two.
This is what they call tummy time. I call it … tummy time.
Here I am in my sweet ride. That’s my mom’s sweet foot there on the left.
And this is my friend, The Faucet. 
Bye now.
Checked my spambox the other day. This one had me rofl, as they say.
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We did four more loads that night, and two the next day.
Speaking of loads, look at this load of cuteness: 
Brookston and Everett. These days they say things like: “That’s so funny,” and “I don’t want” and “OUTside.” I’ve thought about making a list of words they know -- but I feel like I’d miss too many. Should I try? Okay. I will. Here it goes (I’ll try and follow what they say throughout the day):
get up?, get out? down? light. window. tree. bird. see the bird? diaper. soap. light. back on. eat? cereal. hungry (comes out as ‘honey’, but oh, well). banana. chair. table. spoon. bowl. picture. baby? baby, where go? blanket. phone. book. eye. nose. button. ear. cheek. leg. mouth. outside? chalk. door. shoes. clothes. shirt. pants. socks. foot. OUTside! bee. rock. flower. grass. tree. stick. STICK. mulch. leaf. bug. ant. car. truck. button. seat. bike. look. airplane. (sounds like aa-plane-eh). bye bye airplane. cloud. shoes. star. sun. draw/ing. ball. on. off. park. playground. gate. water. slide. climb. help. yay!, swing. tire. sand. shovel. bucket. dig. hole. push. duck. quack says the duck. vacuum. drop (droppy). chicken (chicky). home. NO. nugget. green bean. orange. juice. more! bar. baa baa, this is the sound of settling. jump! try. hard. stuck. read. box. bag. teeth. cheese. apple. cup. milk. pine cone. dance. dad. mom. HI! hello. shower. wall. watch movie. moon. sun. cow. sheep. bear. cat. kitty. dog. lawnmower. horse. crying. what are you doing? (what doing?). where are you going? (where going?). knock. don’t touch. stop. let go. bath. tub. shower. splash. boat. wash. jammies. again. bed. crib. sleeping. brush. pacifier (pawawa). see ya. good night.
That’s what we can think of, but that isn’t all of it.
get ready for ramblings:
I secretly have a thing for Japanamation. I guess it’s no longer a secret now. It’s a small thing; I really don’t know much about Japaname, but sometimes it just really makes me happy.
So, this one time I was a little in love with Keane’s Somewhere Only We Know song, and I wanted to see the official music video. I didn’t know much about Keane either. I think I might have had to call my friend Amy and sing parts of the song to her in order to figure out the title and have her tell me who sings it. I don’t know, I can’t remember for certain, but things like that have been known to happen. Ames is a lifesaver in more ways than just knowing songs from only a few notes or words.
Anyway, during my search for Keane’s music video, I came across this before I found the original:
And since I’m telling secrets, I’ll go ahead and tell you that I cried a little bit there at the end. You’ll know the spot when it gets there.
Then I found out it was composed of scenes from Final Fantasy 8, so I read about its story line and got thoroughly confused.
This all occurred, like, 4 years ago.
I was still curious what Keane, the band, thought this song meant, so I finally found their official video here:
Now, you watch both of those videos and tell me which is better.
So this one time, like three months ago, it was New Years.
Our family holds the tradition of going out to eat at a Chinese buffet on New Years Day. So, when Roz was about two weeks old we all headed out to 35 Chinese Restaurant. Grandma accompanied us for this our fourth annual event.
Ah, noodles.
