Lana laughs now. Really laughs. She has to be in the mood, but she can laugh and it is adorable.
She also coos like crazy, these last two days, nonstop. This girl just talks and talks and talks the whole time she is awake. Definitely her daddy's girl.
We attached the toys to her bouncer the other day and she loves it. As you can see, she holds onto the sides and then kicks and bounces around like crazy. After about 5 minutes of this she starts crying though because the animals never come any closer and it ticks her off.
She is just starting to like toys, but can't reach out and pick them up yet. So her cow, Chicco (his name is on his bum), just lays in her lamp and sometimes her hand accidentally grabs him.
One time it wasn't hot and it wasn't cold so Lana and I went to the lake for all of about 4 minutes. Lana had to stay in her carseat because it was the only thing blocking her from the deathly wind. It got boring. We left.
The morning after Lana and I got back from Utah we drove to Iowa for the
weekend to visit Mark, Tiff, the kiddos and grandma and grandpa. Dad
made Lana drive.
Scarred for life? That's what that face says.
The only picture we got of that weekend was of Lana and Suzanna. She was so soft and cute to Lana.
This girl holds her head up like a champ these days. Literally, for minutes and then she lowers her face into the floor and whimpers until I turn her over.
Her hair has also grown a bit long for the mohawk she has been sporting since birth, so this is her new style. Classy in the front, party in the back.
