Great minds

I dressed Lucy in this cute little outfit...
When we got to Granny's house, I found out that Granny had dressed herself in a similar outfit. I think Lucy just bought her first ticket to Crazy Town.

tummy time tantrum

Lucy absolutely hates tummy time. It's even worse if you try to do it with her on someone's chest. She knows there is a world out there and you had better not try to hide it from her.

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The deal is that we are not rich, so we have really slow internet at our house. I make the blog happen at my mom's house because she has fast internet. I upload all the pictures on the same day as different draft posts... Later, I add captions and publish the posts. If I do them out of order, then you might come to the blog and see the same post that's been there for weeks at the top. There might be newer posts below that one. Just scroll down before you yell at me for not adding new posts.

Thank you for your consideration. :)

Goodies from Bobo

I lied. This first pic is stuff from Aunt Raye. Lucy could have lived without the sun glasses. She absolutely hated them.

Ty saw this blanket in the laundry and asked where we got the "frufy" blanket. Bobo is good at all things frufy. She made this blanket. Apparently the ruffle binding is her trademark. In case you're wondering, Bobo is Lucy's great-grandma. My great grandma's name was Bobo too.

These are the shoes and headband (pictured as a garter) she got to go with the blessing dress my mom is making.

A Potentially Traumatizing Day

June 4, Lucy had to get her hearing checked again. She failed the hearing test at the hospital twice. Well, the deal with the hearing test is that the baby has to be asleep very deeply for it to work well. I had to keep Lucy awake and hungry for about 2 hours before the test. Because I have worked for Dr. Beth Hudnall Stamm, I know not to call it a traumatic day, but rather a potentially traumatizing day.

This is me trying to record the date and time by having my cell phone in the shot.

Lucy was actually pretty mellow for most of the time of deprivation. I made a movie of her crying, but it's on my other computer.

When we got to the parking lot to go to the office, she knew there was something not nice coming.

It's all over now.

Basically, she didn't sleep well enough for the tests to be conclusive. Lucy also kind of sings to herself by making melodic sighs in her sleep. The Dr. said that she was having trouble reading the test because Lucy's noises kept showing up. The left ear should be fine, but the right ear is "borderline." We have another appointment in mid-July. Hopefully we'll know more then.

post explosion

Lucy had a supreme explosion the other day. She was super hungry, so I had to change her diaper then deal with the hunger before giving her a bath and cleaning the explosion site. These are during the feeding part of the clean up.

nothing too interesting

I had a job interview early one morning, so Ty watched Lucy so I could be intelligible when I got there. Lucy was glad to see me when I got home. It's not that daddy doesn't do a good job, it's that his chest is not very soft at all.

Granny sometimes stops by after work to see the goose. She must have had a long day.

One day while I was still pregnant, Ty surprised me with a bunch of gifts for Lucy. This cute ladybug onesie was in the mix. He's such a good husband.