And they’re off! (With the reminder as I started recording to go slower since Newbie was carrying a tiny one.)
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And they’re off! (With the reminder as I started recording to go slower since Newbie was carrying a tiny one.)
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I was just barely outside of range to get whacked by those black and pink boots. It’s quite the northern spring outfit when you think about it. T-shirt, leggings, boots with a sweatshirt hanging in the background, just in case.
They all for the most part took off their sweatshirts. They’re clearly acclimated to the cooler temperatures of up here.
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Yes that’s snow in the background as Superman holds baby Fireball. Spring is right around the corner as this picture was taken on March 19 but it certainly isn’t here yet.
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After helping herself to my sandwich I guess her little belly was full and she just flopped over, asleep.
She looked uncomfortable so I adjusted her a bit for her afternoon nap.
It’s now that I remember that this actually happened on a Saturday so I must have been doing paperwork rather than actual work when she was stealing my sub.
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They really don’t do much but sleep at this age, but they’re cute doing it.
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Working from home has a lot of benefits. It also presents a danger to sandwiches during lunch breaks.
(The first has little Fireball leaning into my sub sandwich and the second has her contentedly putting a hand on the sub as she confidently bites into the end.)
I usually get a cold cut combo during grocery night and then save at least one half for work the next day. With as busy as things were that night both halves (fortunately) were available to share.
(A happy baby with lettuce hanging out of mouth slightly after taking another bite)
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Newbie recently picked up the game Slime Rancher with her new steam account that we set up for her on her birthday.
She’s very much loved the recommendation. It’s inspired her to draw a lot, including this example of all the slimes she’s found so far.
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Baby Fireball here is charged by a lot of things. Apples are one of her favorites.
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You can see on this one the poor little guy with an IV in that precious arm.
Parental stress confirmed.
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It took those couple of extra days, but he is safely at home after three days of being in the hospital. He’s not out of the woods yet, but supposedly everything now is “routine”. Of course, they say routine, I say “going to go grey.”
He’s sweet and sleeping and loved.
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