we think so too. She is getting so fluent in her baby gibberish. It's impossible to be in her presence without making a fool of yourself to keep the dialog going 
I love babies
Thanks
ONLY in her presence RIGHTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Love those little baby noises!I read once that it's amazing how a little baby can turn a roomful of intelligent adults into babbling idiots.Thanks
That doesn't sound real pleasant Bobbi
I read once that it's amazing how a little baby can turn a roomful of intelligent adults into babbling idiots.
Good Evening, Pond!
Well, the weather is at it again. We have a funeral for a member of our church family tomorrow (hopefully). The pastor doing the service and his wife are staying at our house. We were in town (20 miles from here) for the visitation. While we were there, it started raining. It was 28*. It was a skating rink all the way home, and took 45 minutes to make the normal 20 minute drive. The rain has now turned to snow. That's OK, because it will give the road some traction. The biggest concern is the expected 2-5" of snow, and 45 mph wind gusts. The power lines are all coated in ice, so if the wind starts whipping them, it could cause problems. There's also the drive into town tomorrow for the funeral. DH will be driving, and we will be taking my folks so Mom doesn't have to try to drive in those conditions. The family has not mentioned any Plan B if the weather is too bad for people to get to the funeral.
Other than the weather, life is good.
We will. Boots, blankets and extra clothes are packed in the car, just in case. DH will be driving, and I have complete faith in him.That doesn't sound real pleasant Bobbi
Please be safe!
Awwww.. She's so cute!!!
No fun.. y'all be carfull out there!
I read once that it's amazing how a little baby can turn a roomful of intelligent adults into babbling idiots.
Good Evening, Pond!
Well, the weather is at it again. We have a funeral for a member of our church family tomorrow (hopefully). The pastor doing the service and his wife are staying at our house. We were in town (20 miles from here) for the visitation. While we were there, it started raining. It was 28*. It was a skating rink all the way home, and took 45 minutes to make the normal 20 minute drive. The rain has now turned to snow. That's OK, because it will give the road some traction. The biggest concern is the expected 2-5" of snow, and 45 mph wind gusts. The power lines are all coated in ice, so if the wind starts whipping them, it could cause problems. There's also the drive into town tomorrow for the funeral. DH will be driving, and we will be taking my folks so Mom doesn't have to try to drive in those conditions. The family has not mentioned any Plan B if the weather is too bad for people to get to the funeral.
Other than the weather, life is good.
She's done something to one of her legs. I can't feel a break and she can walk on it but she isn't fit to be free ranging. She'll hobble along a bit and then sit down so can't keep up with the tribe. It feels a bit swollen at the shoulder joint.
