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Oh, he's not that big. He just stretches out. Let me see if I can find another pic. Nya-ti-ta-tah. . . My Documents. . . tum-ti-tum. . . Shared Pictures. . . Dooby-doo. . . Kate's pussy - oops, wrong folder. . . Aha!
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If you'd met Lee, you'd realise that he's actually only 4 feet tall, therefore Frazzle is a perfectly normal cat. Unlike Dizzy, who is staring you out. She pwns you. Fear.
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Man, those cats have been on the inside, it's in their eyes. I'll wager Fraz has some nice black letters on his claws now.
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OK, the not-even-remotely-eagerly-awaited six-month update!
It's really scary the way the time goes. The idea that six months would go by just like that seemed impossible all the way back then.
Tallulah is now eating solids three times a day (out of only four feeds, a distinct improvement on having up to eight bottles a day back when she was a newborn) - porridge in the morning, fruit puree and yoghurt for lunch, and mashed veg with fish or chicken in the evening. She does enjoy it although the high chair becomes a battleground for control of the bowl and spoon.
Developmentally, she's learned to roll over but still hasn't quite got the hang of crawling. And may never, because she's learnt to grasp our fingers and pull herself up to her feet and stand there - she can even walk after a fashion; at this rate by nine months she'll be fully mobile and running us ragged. She loves the water and isn't phased by the bath or the swimming pool.
Photos are. . . NOT on my USB key like I was going to put them for uploading, so I'll have to do them tonight. Bugger.
This is when kids are at their cutest. Everyone says "aww" when they see a newborn, but they're secretely wondering why they look like a dried out raisin. But at this point they are undeniably cute. Enjoy it, because she'll be two soon and it's downhill from there.
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I'm actually surprised someone on this board hasn't hit on her already.
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Oh, dear Lord! She's vocal enough as it is. Her mother can talk my legs off, but I suspect Lula will be able to persuade me to go for a walk afterwards. I'll wait another year before I start worrying about musical instruments.
Ever since we phased out the midnight feed about a month ago, we get a full uninterrupted evening and night, as she goes to bed at around 7 or 8 after her evening meal. We never put her in her cot during the day (she often naps in the playmat) so she knows when she's put to bed it's bedtime. There's the occasional grizzle (like last night; I think we're facing a weekend of full-on teething action). She then wakes at around 7am (8am at weekends), rolls over and plays with her teddies until we come to get her.
That's Clinton she's playing with, BTW. Someone in NZ bought it, from some Aussie equivalent of the Teddy Bear Factory, and the name was on it. We've kept the name since it's bound to enrage some Republicans at some point.
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Very cute. Don't forget to tell her when she is 16 that she was much cuter when she was bald. Drives them nuts. Good luck moving the books, seems like you will have to do it sooner than you think.
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