Sunday, September 19, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Ker-Bear is on a "catch up" schedule with her immunizations due to her status as an international adoptee. According to her paperwork she actually received regular immunizations in the orphanage, but since we can't be sure of the potency or efficacy of them, our pediatrician started her over from scratch. Anyway, she got her last set at her two year check up and we were told we could come back 6 weeks later for the next round of shots. Well, 6 weeks turned into 6 months so we finally bit the bullet and took her earlier this week. Poor thing had to get 3 shots. She tried so hard not to cry and was successful for the first stick, but by the second, the silent tears started flowing and by the third, she was wailing. I felt so bad for her. I kept Motrin in her that night so she could sleep as she was complaining that her little legs were hurting. She's still due two more in a few weeks...uggh. And now for a random photo, because it's impossible for me to post without one.
I love this photo I took recently of Kerry and her Daddy spending a little lazy morning time together watching cartoons.
And I thought it was high time I posted a few recent Kerry-isms. It seems like she "grows out of them" no sooner than she develops them so I want to make sure I document them for later.
"fun-daids" = band-aids
dannee-yions= dandelions
"peena-buffer" = peanut butter
"cuppickapocket?" = can you carry my sippy cup in your pocket?
"woff" = floss
"motor-sickle"= motorcycle
And my favorite, when she's saying the blessing at mealtime now she includes:
"awl-a-da-crunchy" = all of the country
and
"awl-a-da-shoulders"= all of the soldiers =)
Sunday, September 12, 2010
More tricycle fun!
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Introducing....
These are Dwarf Hamsters, and they are Kerry's new furry little friends. Our neighbor, Ashley, got two of them a few months ago and...surprise...one of them delivered a brood of teeny little babies. Kerry had to wait for them to get big enough to leave their Mama, but a few days ago she was finally able to pick two females (we hope) to take home. Their names come from the "Max and Ruby" show, one of her favorites. Ruby, of course, is the one with red eyes.
She also likes to help feed them and shoo's Salem (the cat) away if he gets near the cage =).
- Virginia
- I've been happily married to my wonderful husband for 15 years. Two year ago we were blessed to welcome our first child, a Daughter from China and are absolutely in love with her.
A few favorite links
- A Helping Hand Adoption Agency
- http://1diamond1ruby1pearl.blogspot.com/
- http://3peanuts.blogspot.com/
- http://chinasprout.com/shop
- http://growingsnowflowers.blogspot.com/
- http://harlowfamilylife.blogspot.com/
- http://journeytolaney.blogspot.com/
- http://kes44p.blogspot.com/
- http://leslie-world.blogspot.com/
- http://lwbchinablog.blogspot.com/
- http://myahsdays.blogspot.com/
- http://ourchinatreasures.blogspot.com/
- http://sophialotusflower.blogspot.com/
- http://sophiemakessix.blogspot.com/
- http://thebamboosprouts.com/
- http://www.babyizabella.blogspot.com/
- http://www.tomiawithlove.blogspot.com/
- journeytomaggiemae.blogspot.com/
- The Harrells
- Wanderer's Daughter