Saturday, as Nebraska was scoring the winning touchdown against Michigan State, I was jumping up and down cheering like an idiot. Much to my surprise my child started jumping up and down cheering as well. She even gave me a hug she was so excited. I'm pretending that she gives a crap about football. She did pull herself away from controlling the ipad in order to cheer with her father. Granted she went right back to the ipad afterwards and I think she forgot the jumping up and down ever happened.
Oh that reminds me. Lea has taken over our ipad. She can work it, find her apps, play her games, watch Disney online, all without any help. She's claimed it as her own. Still a little thief.
She's also obsessed with coral. One of her books has some drawings of coral. Started out as her being scared of the little drawings. She would start in on the coral and three pages later she would still be rambling about it. "What's that? Coral scary. Oh nooooo! Coral." Now the coral is cute and little and sometimes it's baby coral. Still obsessing.
Here are some pics from the last few months of not posting on the blog.
Lea enjoying skylab. Not as much as her Aunt Joy though.
Lea being a monster. Mid-Rowr.
Lea and her best buddy Trevin. We all went to a pumpkin patch. Trevin had fun. Lea acted like a two year old. I am not a fan of two year old behavior.
This what two year old behavior looks like.
Twist your head in order to read this. This was my favorite thing from my first round of conferences.
Lea monster. Again.
Lea and the gorillas. She commented on how cool evolution is. Or she giggled and said, "Monkey!" I didn't have the heart to corrects. Okay I did correct her, to which she still said, "Monkey!"
Halloween. Minnie Mouse. You can imagine how hard it was getting Lea out of this costume. It was worse than you think.
Tricked Lea into wearing an Adrian Peterson shirt. (She's just started crying upstairs, I should wrap this up)
You get this picture right? No need to explain.
All very tired today. We stayed up watching the election results. Turns out that Ted Nuggent thinks that we're soulless. So we have that going for us.
