Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Book Tag

Thanks Meg! Sorry I've been so slow to post this....the girls and I were enjoying the wonderful weather in CA while visiting my parents. And with email slower than I can run these days :), I wasn't able to check any of my friends' wonderful blogs while I was there. So here it goes...

1- Get the nearest Book to you, or one your reading that contains over 123 pages.
2- Go to the 123 page.
3- Find the 5th sentence.
4- Post the 5th sentence.
5-Tag five people.

So the first book on our book shelf I saw is "Your Child's Health" by Barton D. Schmitt. It was laying out from yesterday after getting it out to check the dosage of Tylenol to give Aubrey after she got her immunizations (poor girl, 3 shots!).

"Once children reach 3 to 4 months of age, they can usually tip the infant seat over, so discontinue using it."

Alright, I tag Jen Brown, Jenise, Emily (sorry I know you just got tagged), Liz, and Heather


p.s. BTW, this is a great reference book for sicknesses, injuries, sleep troubles, etc. My sister told me about it when Sam was a baby and I've used it many-a-time!

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

A Tribute to Samantha

Since we started this blog around the time
Aubrey was born, I thought I should make a
slide show of Samantha, so you can know
just how she came to be that bundle of joy!






I found my favorite video of Sam from her
first two years. Just so you know,
we didn't put her like this.


Sam Teaching Aubrey Some New Tricks


Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Singing Sam

Sam loves to sing to us.

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Lower Lid Concretions

For all you optometry guys out there,
here are the two concretions on Sam's
lower conjunctiva. You have to click on the
picture to make it larger to see them.
For all you non-optometry folk, don't
worry....they are benign.



Look Out!!

Sam got a little too rough with her
baby stroller and accidentally dropped
it on Aubrey's head. Oops!!






Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Sam sure does love her baby sister.
We're hoping that Aubrey will be able to survive.