Week 33 was a week of mixed emotions. On one hand, the boys got an extra day off work and school, but on the other, this week also brought E's first flu shot and a farewell to the Braves and to Chipper. At least E handled getting his flu shot better than we handled the Braves loss...
In other exciting E developments, E is learning his consonants. When he cries, we hear "da-da-da-da", but we're still not recognizing this as a word quite yet (sorry, J). And as far as eating is concerned, E is starting to put up a fight with eating his veggies. I guess once you try pears and bananas, green beans and peas aren't that exciting. And, we still don't have any crawling news to report...not that we're in any hurry. Oh, the life of living with a 33-week-old, it is hard to believe that we'll be celebrating his 8 month birthday really soon.
Happy Thirty Three Weeks, Mr. E
The Official Week 33 Photos
Unlike in other weeks, the camera was out a lot this week...thankfully, E was a good sport. We figured it was good practice for our official photoshoot with Landria next week.
Here's Mr. E with one of his favorite toys and reminding us of our upcoming civic duties...
And, how could we forget feeding time... At this point, I think E would rather eat this plastic bowl than any green vegetable. I blame the pears and bananas. After trying them, the veggies are no more fun. It makes the feeding times lots of fun!
A definite highlight of Week 33, daddy-son bonding time. Although E had to get his first flu shot, the boys had lots of fun taking Friday off.
Another discovery of Week 33 - shoes.
Not sure how this one is going...but, nonetheless, E is ready to cheer on his Dawgs.
And, I guess we should mention it, here is E watching Chipper's last regular season game. At least he was in bed for most of that playoff game.
Bye Bye Braves and Mr. Chipper...you'll need to cheer harder next year, Mr. E.
Notwithstanding the end of the Braves season, it was a great week....here are the B-sides:
Wonderful news, as usual. :)
ReplyDelete-Auntie Allison