Sofie got this great push-toy for her birthday (which isn't for another couple of weeks, but her aunts and uncles couldn't wait!). She loves the music and is showing us some new dance moves. (by the way, Sofie's hair is apparently in transition right now too, just like mom's. Can't do much with the mullet...) Today Sofie took a couple of steps on her own, no hands!!! We had to trick her into doing it, but she did it! I wish I had caught it on film 'cuz I'm sure it won't happen again for a while. She's getting so grown up :)
Monday, August 17, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Eden Rain
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
Sunday, August 02, 2009
Peaceful Sunday Morning
This is what Grandma and Grandpa Adamson got to wake up to on this Sunday morning. I promise it was louder in real life. (also, yes, it did eventually land on her head and make her cry...) It looks like a great core workout!! I can't believe Sofie is 11 months old! She's learning all kinds of things like where my nose is (she understands the word, but doesn't say it), as well as what her "plug" is, and also her "hippo." What she still hasn't learned is that a sippy cup is a wonderful thing that she better get the hang of ASAP so I can stop nursing her!! She's getting braver on her toes and can walk with just one hand stabilizing her! I got about a week of Sofie sleeping through the night again, but now she's sprouting another tooth, so it's not so "through the night" anymore.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Camping at Tropic
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Highlights of the Evenin'
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
Pics of the Week and Wonderful China-ness
Now that Sofie finally has some energy and doesn't need to be held by mom 24/7, she's practicing the grown-up way of life...walking!! Well, not on her own just yet, but it shouldn't be too long.
"Please let me play on the laptop mommy!"
Here is He Jiawei and He Jiafei (I actually can't remember which is which...) but their English names are Eric and Heidi. Eric is 14, Heidi is 12 (brother and sister, a rare scenerio in a one-child country). Their first time to America, they will be here at our home for 10 days while going to English class and seeing the sites around here. Then they will be touring around in California. Although they primarily speak Cantonese, their Mandarin is perfectly "biaojun" and easy to understand. It's so fun to be able to use my Chinese again! Making cornbread for their first American dinner!


