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This month - February 2013

This really should be titled "Last Month"...oops.

Samuel:
Our 21-month-old is a kid now. Unbelievable! He still doesn't say much, but he's probably adding a spoken word every other day (who knows how many unspoken words he's learning?!). We recently caught him hiding under the sheets and starting calling, "Where's Sammy?" to which he replied by popping his head out and crying, "(something incoherent with the same intonation we use to cry out 'there he is!')."And he's repeating us now too. When I handed him a necklace, he said "necklace" (again, it was pretty incoherent but an obvious attempt to form the word). He's also got the letters B, C, D, O, P, R and S down. He says them like: "bee," "a-dee," "dee," "oh," "pee," "erh," and "ed." My undergraduate linguistics training (see? I knew that major would come in handy one day) tells me that he has a difficult time forming fricatives as he's replaced the alveolar fricative /s/ with the alveolar stop /d/ in the pronunciation of C and S. His naps range from anywhere between two and three hours, which is a god-send to me in order to get something down or relax during the day.

Jedidiah:
Oh what a smiley boy we have! He just started giggling at 13.5 weeks old. He's a little later than Sammy, who started laughing at 11 weeks, but we'll take it! He's excellent at holding his head up and rolling from front to back. He still loves a good swaddle, a rock, and his paci. Those three put him right to sleep. Speaking of sleep, his longest nap of the day (three or more hours) has aligned with Sammy's nap, so I am so, so productive (or so, so lazy, depending on the day) during the afternoons. At night, he starts out in his bedside bassinet, wakes up consistently around 2:30am to nurse, and then spends the rest of the night in our bed (oops! I'm too sleepy to care).

Me + Sean:
Sundays really have become our family day, while the busyness of the rest of week keeps us pretty well apart. This past week, I even traveled up to Tallahassee to give Sean a break from juggling the house reno, his job and his family. We had a blast up there, so I'd say our first traveling foray with Jed was a success. Sean and I are also trying to mostly cut gluten out of our diet. I never notice a difference on my wellbeing based on my diet; but Sean does, and I'm following his lead on this one. It's a bit easier to do since we've bought in with Graham Farms who frequents the Alachua County farmer's market on 441. Sean stops by every Saturday to pick up his bag of produce and pork products, and I make a soup out of it for the week. I'm not sure we'll keep this up the weekly soup once the weather warms up, but it's keeping us eating healthy for now.

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Giggling Jed

We got Jed laughing yesterday. Excuse me, I got Jed laughing yesterday. Oh yeah, those first laughs? They're mine!



(Please excuse my annoying baby banter. You know? You get a kid to laugh one way, and then you just roll with it to keep the giggles coming. At least, that's my excuse.)

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This week - the second of March

1. One of Sammy's new favorite past times. And yes, he mixes the colors.
2. Bonding with Dada after our 3-day Tallahassee trip without him.
3. We picked up two of these high chairs at Wood You as well as a copper-red enamel paint. Hopefully, it'll be all cured up by next week. (I'm very tired of the attached-to-the-table seat we currently have. It's a trapped-crumb nightmare.)
4. "Hey, Mom, look what I can do!" ...
5. BAM! "Holding my head up like a champ."
6. Our farmers-market soup of the week: onions, carrots, peppers, kale, cabbage, spinach, sausage, bacon, shrimp and oysters. Sean gets a load of produce and meats every Saturday, and I make a soup out of it almost every time.












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This week - the first of March

1. Clearly, this outfit had no effect on Jed's attitude.
2. Sammy entertains himself in the strangest ways on our walks. (p.s. Warm weather, please return quickly. I miss walking with you.)
3. Sean and Sammy love some night dancing.
4. Mommy and her boys in our new house.
5. This sweetie slept like this during my entire morning routine. Lovely.
6. Then this silly starting doing acrobatics on the bed. Oh my!











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we met in 2007. married in 2009. samuel was born 2011. and jedidiah joined us in 2012. this is a bit about our lives.
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