What I Got

As I mentioned in the last post, we were just down in San Diego last week visiting family. I thought I would post the scant few pictures that I have...
This is us at Sea World. Yay. Sydni was more interested in all of the people for the most part, but when we watched the dolphins jumping up in the air she would get so excited. I can only wonder how she views the world around her. Seeing those dolphins must have been the weirdest thing.

And other than Sea World we did a great many other things... such as playing Guitar Hero

As you can see this game takes a great deal of concentration and Sydni is doing all she can to help. Ok, that's all you get today. Bah ha.

Update...

I just fixed my camera so that it won't make that horrible focusing sound when I record. It was driving me crazy!

I've neglected you.

I haven't posted any Sydni action in over three months. If I ever do that again feel free to bombard me with e-mails.

A lot has been going on and time has just been flying by. The little nugget is 8 months old now and she smiles and chatters constantly. She says 'mama' all the time, but it pretty much sounds like she's saying 'Bob'. She is not quite crawling yet, but I can tell she's discovering some strength in her legs. Once she does start crawling I'll make sure to post a video. Speaking of videos...

This is Sydni with our cat Bently. We'd just gotten home from a trip and both of the cats were so excited to see the baby. And of course she was absolutely thrilled to play with the kitties again. We flew down to San Diego and did not take nearly as many photos as I would have liked. So instead I will just post some pictures of baby/cat extravaganza.

Yeah, that's a lot of cuteness. Needless to say we are having a blast with our little bug. She was nick-named 'The Grub-bug' by her father when she was born because when she was all swaddled up in those white blankets he thought she looked like a little grub you might find under a log or something. She continues to change and enhance our lives in ways we could have never imagined. I've said it before and I'll say it again: I don't like kids, but this one could probably take over the world with awesome-ness. I like to be a realistic parent.