Pfft
TJ fell asleep on my lap this morning (no point spending an hour putting him down for a 40-minute nap) and I attempted to gently lower him to the floor so I could do stuff while I had the chance. Naturally, I hit his head against the floor – but he was sufficiently tired he stayed lying down.
…and now I’m up to today.
Our internet continues to drop in and out, and we won’t have a tech in to even look at the cables until well into April. . . so don’t panic if I don’t update for long periods of time.
Not Big Enough
While Louisette and Chris and I we
nt to Skyfire last night, TJ stayed with my parents at their house.
FYI Our internet is having major issues, so posts could be sporadic for a while.
Hello
TJ loves saying “Hello” (both literally and in the general sense). This is his face as our friends arrived for dinner.
Sippy Cup
It’s hilarious when a child is old enough to handle a sippy cup and gets to fully go for it. (He did really well – the lay-it-down method was surprisingly effective – but when he squeezed it and the lid came off I switched to the blue one.)
Balloon Boy
Last year, we took Louisette to the Canberra Balloon Festival, and it’s her first memory – so of course we went again this year. TJ’s at an age where aeronautical marvels and supermarkets are roughly equally enthralling. . . but they are enthralling.
The last photo is the pack of us having breakfast at the (surprisingly crowded) Pancake Parlour.
