
Its twenty days later and I’m finally getting around to writing our second blog.
Jack’s now 26 ½ weeks old, 26 ½ inches long, and he was 17 lbs. 11 oz. at his doctors appointment on the 22
nd. He’s now eaten peas, sweet potatoes, butternut squash, prune juice, applesauce, and peaches (just this morning). He loves his veggies and isn’t so sure about the fruits just yet; he actually preferred peas over peaches this morning.
Since our last update he’s perfected the art of jumping by himself in the Jumperoo; sometimes he’ll spend a half hour jumping if you’ll let him. Jack also loves lying on the floor with his toys and has learned to roll over several times in a row. He still pivots himself on the floor, but now he can also wriggle a bit and cover quite a bit of ground, literally ;-) Jack went into the swimming pool for the first time, on June 15th, at Grandma Jody’s house and Jack and I are going swimming tomorrow, as well. We haven’t started official swim lessons yet but we plan to on the 9th. As of last Friday, Jack sleeps in his own room for the majority of the night and it’s wonderful.
We went to the fair as a family on Tuesday and had a blast! Justin and I ate lots of bad fried food, my favorite was the fried Snickers bar, and Jack enjoyed riding around in his stroller. We tried showing Jack the sheep, but he was far more interested in a woman in a wheelchair. I think Jack’s favorite part of the whole fair was the bus ride to and from the off-site parking; he especially loved the ride back to the parking because we rode on top of the bus (it was a double-decker). We look forward to taking Jack next year when he’ll actually understand what’s going on around him.
Lastly, I took Jack to get pictures done yesterday. They’ll all be in black and white and they are sooooo cute. They’re all of his little body parts (hands, feet, belly, etc.), I’ll be sure to share them with all of you.
I’ve started by yoga and aerobics classes and love them! It feels so great to get active again. Justin’s still working hard to support our family and is a great father and husband. He’s started our retirement account and has started trading in the stock market; he’s very excited about this new interest, and I’m excited that he’s excited.
We’re doing well and loving our lives together. Until next time . . .