Louis gets a DTAP

Today was Louis' first immunization. He did extremely well and is frankly much tougher than his mother or me. He was his normal self this afternoon after we returned home from the pediatrician, although I did notice an unfamiliar scrawl on the chalkboard wall in our kitchen. Who would have thought?

Kitchen

We started priming the cabinets in the kitchen to get ready to paint them white. I read the "This Old House" article and all the Bob Vila advice and I know that I am supposed to take the doors off along with all the hardware and sand and sand and be all meticulous about the affair, but frankly I just want the cabinets white. I don't particularly care if the paint doesn't hold up for 10 years and it chips. So for those of you more patient than myself, I salute you. But this is how we're getting them white for now, in short spurts while Louis naps.
We will hang the shelves this week after we get the right size anchors.

Proud Parents of the Cute Lou

Dr. Seuss

"Oh The Thinks You Can Think!" Such a good book.

Rosy Cheeks

Lou's cheeks have been super rosy lately. I don't know why. I also thought we had a pediatrician appointment today but it turns out it's next Tuesday.

Fingers and more fingers

Louis chews so much on his hands that you can see red marks if you look closely. They look a bit like hickies. Also, his odds of getting his thumb in his mouth have been increasing on a daily basis.

You talkin' to me?

Insert DeNiro accent here.




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