We did make it out to a baseball game a couple of weeks ago, Baby J's first, and it was an exciting one for TFYO. She got to run the bases against Gnate the Gnat, the Sand Gnats mascot. Of course she won. Here are some pics for y'all.
The bottom pic shows TFYO crossing home plate. Ray knows some folks with the Sand Gnats, and as we were all chatting one of the promotions people asked if TFYO wanted to run the bases against Gnate after the fourth inning. Her response? To run for the open gate leading to the field, yelling "Woo-hoo! Let's go now!" The game, of course, was in the second inning. It was amazing to watch a huge crowd of adults all yell "Not yet!" and lunge for my child at the same time.
Like an idiot, I forgot to bring my camera, but we happened to run in to a co-worker (Hi, Amy!) who remembered hers. Amy is such a diligent photographer that she ran down the third base line and almost mowed Gnate down in order to get the shot of TFYO crossing home plate. TFYO promptly grabbed the live mic and hollered "Helloooooo, Savannah!" She then took a bow.
Here she is making nice with the insect she was running against:
I have been working more than I should, but money is money, and it makes the world go around. It also pays for incredibly expensive gas, food, cable internet, and a roof over our heads.
Baby J is fine, and is actually sleeping in three hour stretches at night now, just not in her bassinet or crib. She prefers the bouncy seat. I, frankly, don't care where she sleeps, as long it's safe and allows me to sleep with some comfort, too. She has developed a case of infant acne that would make your average teenager cringe, but it seems to be clearing up.
If you watch your stat counters, you may have noticed that I've been by. I don't comment a whole lot, as it's difficult to type while nursing, or holding a baby with one arm. I'm getting better at it, but if I don't leave a comment, don't be hurt.
For those wanting a post with more Southern flavour, I've been working on one about boiled peanuts, the delicacy of the south. Stay tuned.
14 comments:
nice to hear from you! and great pictures. TFYO is adorable. so is the baby. so are you!
glad to hear she's sleeping more. sleep is crucial.
What a lovely little family you have! It's so nice to hear from you. I remember those days and I can't believe you're finding the time and energy to work. That's pretty spectacular.
I'm glad the baby is sleeping. Take care of those little angels and yourself as well.
that is the cutest damn hat on TFYO. I think she needs a State hat too!
You all look wonderful!
Aw, cute pics! Looks like you all had a great time... good thing your friend had a camera!!
Great family photo!
Mmmm...boiled peanuts. Don't get that much here in Raleigh. Glad to hear Baby J is fine. How are you doing? I hope you aren't working too hard. I worry about you doing that.
Take it from someone who knows.
The family pic is great. Still can't get over that hat.
I am glad you are well and finding time for some fun! Great pictures.
Hey gorgeous, you're all looking well. I'm loving Ray's hat and baby J is just so tiny and gorgeous. As for tfyo, fantastic. I can't imagine Miss E doing that at that age, she'd have been too nervous. It's cool she was comfortable with that. Big hugs.
Great family photo! You all look so happy!
'Hellooooooo Savannah!' Ha ha, sounds like she's got the radio genes, alright!Glad you are all well. Looking forward to hearing about boiled peanuts...
Mya x
I love the picture of your family. Those minor league baseball games can be such fun...so family-oriented.
So, whatever happened with the boiled peanuts?
Dad
.... anybody?
Dad
No posts for a month?!?!?
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