Monday, May 31, 2010
Brooklyn, the place where dreams come true.
Sweet, sweet sleep. It happened. We are logging 12 hours of uninterrupted night sleep.
The first time it happened I was so baffled in the morning that neither of us had gotten up that I almost didn't believe it. We spent roughly the next 15 minutes quizzing each other and making sure that what we had thought happened actually did. This was followed up shortly by high fives.
New weird mouth thing towards the end of the video. Its almost like talking but sans sound.
And the boys have already started showing off. He's throwing down a pretty good game of falling back and she seemed to like it.
One Sleepy bottle.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Out of the wild
We made it! We will not be moving for the next 72 years.
Our arrival to New York initially wasn't how anyone envisioned it. The video documentation has been banned from publishing here by Renee. Our car service stranded us at the airport and we had to wait about an hour for another one. Renee was reluctantly forced to breastfeed in the Laguaria parking lot while Fischer was wildly pumping lamb covered feet. Footage lost in the name of love.
The New York entry I had envisioned materialized the next night as I was standing in Madison Square Garden with friends watching Pearl Jam. YES!
This is one wild animal we brought back with us. This is sleepy singing. Sustained movement would keep this beast singing theoretically forever. When movement stops, beware of the high notes.
Our square mouthed crier meets an oval mouthed crier. The result is pure sadness.
She also got to meet a couple Great Grandparents. 4 Generations.
Our arrival to New York initially wasn't how anyone envisioned it. The video documentation has been banned from publishing here by Renee. Our car service stranded us at the airport and we had to wait about an hour for another one. Renee was reluctantly forced to breastfeed in the Laguaria parking lot while Fischer was wildly pumping lamb covered feet. Footage lost in the name of love.
The New York entry I had envisioned materialized the next night as I was standing in Madison Square Garden with friends watching Pearl Jam. YES!
This is one wild animal we brought back with us. This is sleepy singing. Sustained movement would keep this beast singing theoretically forever. When movement stops, beware of the high notes.
Our square mouthed crier meets an oval mouthed crier. The result is pure sadness.
She also got to meet a couple Great Grandparents. 4 Generations.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
No Sleep till Brooklyn
I've basically been saving this for about 4 months before breaking it out here. Although much more appropriate in prior months, our most recent sleep hurdles have come by way of baby monitor malfunction.
Endangered species - Blue Elephants
From the eyes of the predator.
This video does contain some funny clips but for me the gold is in the audio.
Really good seeing some old friends this past weekend.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Los Estados Unidos
We're baaaaaaaaaaaaack.
The journey back was just as crazy as suspected. The plan was to have a nice relaxing morning and get to the airport early. Things started to come unraveled when Fischer decided to start pushing up and looking out of the top of the bassinet. She looked like a little baby para-scope and was locked and loaded on mommy and daddy.
My sleepy state did not not help the situation by only offering up duck and cover techniques. So after multiple crying episodes and not much sleep it was time for her 5:30 wake up time.
She was exhausted so we thought we would just let her sleep in the room. As we have found out 2 exhausted parents and one well-rested baby definitely trumps the inverse. As Fischer Moss rested soundly in the room sleeping until 10:30 we sat outside held captive by the small mullet headed fisher. We sat on this weird chair with bloodshot eyes, un-showered, unable to enter our room where 2 large comfortable beds were empty.
This risky attempt, that almost made us miss our flight, paid off hugely when we successfully logged the whole 4 hour flight without a peep from Fischer. We had completely ran out of tricks just before landing.
Things settled down a bit in Columbus where some precious cargo was being moved.
And we even got a glimpse of things to come with our new nanny.
A fairly successful international move.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
general torture, a birthday, and a 21 gun salute to alfalfa hairs
This blog post will be a little short as we are in the final stages of the packing. We're off to Georgia on Wed.
A notable change this week was the loss of the permanent alfalfa hairs. These hairs remained at full mast for over 4 months. Some parents may never experience this because their use of a what some people call a brush.
Happy birthday Renee, your present is my elastic bottom lip. Also while searching the video camera I discovered Renee had about 6 out-takes of this happy birthday video in English and Spanish. Hence torture in the title.
Our last amphibious trip to Punta Leona.
A notable change this week was the loss of the permanent alfalfa hairs. These hairs remained at full mast for over 4 months. Some parents may never experience this because their use of a what some people call a brush.
Happy birthday Renee, your present is my elastic bottom lip. Also while searching the video camera I discovered Renee had about 6 out-takes of this happy birthday video in English and Spanish. Hence torture in the title.
Our last amphibious trip to Punta Leona.
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