Edumacation

Addison, this morning you fell asleep to “Baby Gourmet“, a DVD your mum got from the library.
You also seem to delight when your Gramma-cat names off vowels to you. You start out with a big smile at “a”, and by the time we get to “o” the smile fades and you just stare at Gramma-cat’s mouth. I think the first 3 vowels are your favorite. You are just as fascinated when we count off numbers to you with our fingers. At the end, all ten fingers wiggle at you, and you laugh.
You really are a very smart baby.
We are all lucky we live in a country where we have enough to eat so that we can have the time to learn, to continually be educated. Not many people on this little planet are that lucky.
You are lucky you have loving parents, and they are lucky to have you.

Addison, you have a discovered a new and improved way of drooling!

it’s Power Drooling!

You can spray twice the amount of drool in half the time! Most effective. And more fun, of course.

Where-ever you may, more often than not people can hear you power drooling loudly and enthusiastically.
(Fans, stay tuned for an audio recording of this new advanced technique.)

Addison, this was your first rally (a few weeks ago you went to your first political meeting). As usual, you were fascinated by all of the people and cars passing by, but soon fell asleep. Here are pictures of you before you took a snooze.

And a bottle appeared before her. And her mother smiled and said, “this is good”.

Enjoy other proclamations of her Omniscient Amazingness:

• sqealing in delight
• burp
• giggling

I am woefully behind in updates. But for a quickie…
Lately, Addison, you have been chattering most of the time now. You really seem to enjoy her own voice. Which is totally understandable. 🙂
Yesterday while you were in back seat and your mum and I were driving a very funny thing happened. Your mum was intent on a discussion with your gramma cat. You, however, were intent on your own conversation. Your babbling kept rising in pitch, and unconsciously so did your mothers. It’s as if you were chiming in with her or matching her conversion. Finally your mum said, in mid sentence, “I give up!”. We started laughing.

Your mum tried to start over with her discussion, but again you kept matching her pitch. It was hilarious. Your gamma cat was in tears.

Many years ahead will be filled with laughter.

OK stay tuned for some groovy pictures of you in the morning, and as soon as gramma-cat can find the digital audio recorder download cord, stay tuned for postings of your chattering.