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We've had Daisy (formerly known as Georgia) for 3 months now. I think we've all decided she's not a dog at all. She's actually an 85 lb chicken in a bulldog costume. She's still very timid, but she's slowly coming around.
Her favorite morning spot is under Robert's desk. She has her bed under there and can look out the window... and of course she can keep a close eye on where Robert is. Her afternoon spot is her bed in the living room. We read to Audrey and play with blocks. Of course, there's lots of attention for her there. Audrey loves to give her hugs and kisses. Audrey even says Daisy (she's not saying Mommy yet) and has learned to say 'No' when Daisy tries to get Audrey's cheerios and Daisy obeys... sometimes. We're still working on that. It's hard taking orders from a 13 month old. In the evenings Daisy and I relax and discuss puppies/kids and motherhood. She still acts very maternal, especially with Audrey.
Yes, I'm completely aware it's May.
One morning in April, I took Audrey out to play in the rain puddles. She had a grand old time.
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At our doctor's appointment last Friday the doctor did a test for anemia. He said they usually do it every year or so. Apparently they do a CBC or something (I know I was told, but you have a tendency to miss things when you're wrangling a 12 month old) and some blood cell thing was up. She wasn't anemic but she was fighting off a bug of some sort. The doctor said since she hadn't been sick recently she would probably get sick "by Sunday afternoon" and it was a virus and not to worry. Sunday came and went and I thought 'that virus wasn't so bad... no worse than teething really'. I spoke too soon.
Audrey had a rough day yesterday. She got four shots and a finger prick. She's off the charts in weight and height again and was easily the biggest 1 year old in the doctor's office (there were 4). I was shocked to see what a "normal" one year old looked like! I knew she was big for her age, but wow. She's 27 lbs and 31" and demonstrated all her 1 year old skills for Dr. Smith perfectly. She said 'bye bye', uh-oh, and no. She clapped and played peek-a-boo, and then of course cried when she got the shots.
Finally getting some pics up from earlier this month. I left my camera at Mom's so b'day pictures will have to wait.
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A few weeks ago, I read somewhere that a working replica of the Nina was coming to Biloxi. It sounded just too cool for us to pass up, so we went to see it this weekend. We were not disappointed. Click here for more about the ship.
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Today, we adopted a new dog. Her name was Georgia, but we're renaming her Daisy. She's the sweetest thing, and gets along just fine with the cats and the baby. She's 1-2 years old and has already had a litter of puppies. She's already fixed and housebroken, just perfect for us. Here's a few pictures of our new addition.
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Finally getting around to posting some pics. However, it looks like everyone else was taking pictures but us. We also got a cold for Christmas, so it's been a long week. I'm sure everyone will forgive us.
Audrey has now figured out how to stand up in her playpen... specifically standing to reach stuff that's on Robert's desk next to the playpen.
And... the top right tooth has now made an appearance. For those of you watching at home, we now have F, P, and O
You know how some people will dress their kids alike... not us... but some people. Yeah, THOSE people.
