Mischief and Mayhem Always Follow Trouble

I spent most of the day sleeping, but Adia certainly didn't. She was into everything! Scott would leave the room for only a few seconds and I would have to yell for him to come back. She seems to have reached the teleport stage already. One minute she'll be next to the TV and the next time she'll be near the door. Everything is up for grabs for her. She can also pull herself up on anything and everything and take steps. She's successfully walked along the length of the couch and to the glider. Everyday she seems closer and closer to becoming an independent walker.

I was able to do a little more with her this evening. She climbed up my leg and stood in front of me. I was able to give her kisses, but she mostly wanted to know what I was eating. I had a popsicle. I tried letting her lick it, but when she felt the cold, she'd close her mouth and move her head back. Eventually she got brave and tried it. She loved the taste and tried crunching on it. She was really mad when I finished it.


Then came dinner. She ate an entire yogurt, 3/4 of a container of apples with sweet potatoes, 1/2 an eggo and a bunch of cheerios. She really loves her eggos. At one point she was smiling up at Scott, a look of pure love and happiness on her face, but we couldn't help laugh because she had a big chunk of eggo on her chin.


Bath time was short and sweet. She stood up in the tub almost the second she got in it. Scott dressed her and it was back to playing. Our living room has toys from one end of it to the other. It's a disaster area. I hope she sleeps well tonight. Gampa G is supposed to get here shortly. He's watching her tonight and tomorrow and then DiDi will be back for the weekend. I can't wait until life can get back to normal, but it's going to be a few weeks.