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SHOTS! And other fun stuff!

Woo Hoo! Almost half a month without a post! SLACKER! Hah!

Well tons of stuff have happened since last I wrote. So I'll just give the summary.

Life is back to normal around the homestead which means lack of sleep, baby blankets and toys everywhere, and some woman going massage, massage! All the time.

(A before and after 'shot' pun intended!)

Loa had another round at being a pin cushion as he went in for his second round of shots four in all. OUCH!

This also meant weigh in time! After 4 months Loa has now gained a total of 10 almost 11 pounds. This actually puts him in the 90 percentile of everything but his head size. It's high also but not too high 70 percentile.

It kinda sucks cause Kazumi can't really carry him for too long and her wrist has begun to hurt after handling our (not so) little one for a while. Even I find it hard to carry him for extended periods at a time. I know all you manly man types are going, 'What? he's not even 20 lbs. You wimp!' Yeah but it's not 20 lbs. of dead weight. We are talking about 20 lbs. of baby fury! Adept at noodle kung fu, able to scream at sonic boom levels and able to drool in ways and lengths that would make Spiderman proud! If you didn't get that last (Spiderman) part lets just say a drool does not fall lovingly like a dew drop from heaven per say. It leaves a trail. So when you have your child in both hands lifted over your head playing the many different veriations of the lift up and down game with him, and when said child is at his apex in the air that drool comes down excrusiatingly slow as if it instictively knows you have absolutely no where to run to and no way to block its gooey goodness from smacking you dead in the face!....Or so I've heard.

(Me? Drool? LIAR! I'm too cute to drool!)

Ok I'm tired of writing! So check out the Flickr link on the right to see the 'Amazing Taisei' play the now you have the toy, now you don't magic trick, Loa's first try at solid food featuring Dad, and Loa's BIG DAY AT THE PAAAAAARK! Most amazing thing about that day was it was November and it was still in the 70's outside! Also some other random pictures thrown in too.

Opps! Almost forgot! Congrats to Dave and Eva on the birth of baby Ayla! Can't wait to see you guys next month! Hurry up and post some pictures!

Comments

Jerin said…

18 pounds at 4 months. Wow! My sister's baby was 18 pounds at almost one year. Seriously, linebacker in the making! :) We'll have to get the boys together again soon. We're almost back to normal from the jet lag.

15/11/06 8:42 AM

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