Wide Mouth Jar: hope you all have high speed

So they are not actually both asleep, but the one awake can't really move too fast yet, so this is my golden opportunity for an update. Get your scrolling fingers ready.

The Boy

Using proper safety equipment and rain gear

Demonstrating what dirt piles are really used for.

Uh, hammerin'. yup, yup, hammerin'.

Showing love to friends he can catch, they usually have to be smaller than him. And unfortunately this one figured out quick how to run away.

The Bird

These have possibly been the biggest few days of her life since... well, there was her birth first and then the whole hospital thing but this is a mighty third chapter in the book of her life. In the time it took me to upload pictures and type that last bit about the boy she scooted over to me. ON HER OWN. As in BY HERSELF. As in SHE IS MOVING ACROSS THE FLOOR UNAIDED. I am beginning to see that the blissful spring days of putting the baby on the blanket while I work in the garden are actually not ever going to happen.

The past two week's list of events goes like this:

Saturday 15th- rolled from front to back.
Tuesday18th- rolled from back to front.
Saturday 22nd- got a tooth in on the front bottom.
Thursday 27th- got the other tooth in on the front bottom.
Today 28th- Scooted across the living room floor to my feet, rolled everywhere, including wedging herself under the couch (don't look at me, talent like that is rare) pulled socks off 12 times chewed them soggy, laid on the floor and gurgled for 20 minutes, ate toes.

While I know that the second one does things faster than the first, doesn't this seem quick? At this rate she will be walking in May. Onward to the photos, she is in my lap now and really making it hard to type... she climbed my leg already! (Just kidding)

This is what the floor sweeper, aka: Swiffer in training, looks like these days. All we have to do is put her in a polar fleece suit and she will be able to pick up the hair that I have been shedding all over the floor.