Walking and Talking

Shark Baby has become quite mobile in the last month. She's now able to walk close to ten feet by herself. This newfound independence has also given way to constant jabbering. She likes to talk...shocker.

Dinner with Dad

Ivy was out Saturday evening working so Thea had some knife and fork time with Dad. Well, plastic spoons anyhow. I didn't feed her Hormel chili like Michael Keaton in "Mr. Mom" either. Lulu has also seen fit to setting up bivouac underneath Thea's highchair...easy pickings

New Fall Fashions

On Sunday it cooled off a bit. This gave Thea the opportunity to try on her new Adidas outfit. She had a good time hanging out with Dad while he worked in the yard.

Lions and tigers and bears...

We took Thea to the zoo on Saturday. Aside from the warthogs, she didn't seem too interested in the wildlife. Her attention was mainly focused on pulling her socks off.

Visitors

Thea received plenty of attention this last weekend. Great Grandma and Grandpa Fahring, Grandma and Grandpa Young, Cousin Carter, and Uncle Matty all came by to bask in her infinite cuteness. Dika like attention.

No Chupacabra No!!!

It was my first sighting of Maizie, aka...Debbie Donkey, aka...Durp Dubbler, aka...Irving Kirshner, since she left us for more arid climates. Deb seems to be thriving in the desert and as you can tell she hasn't changed a bit. I might add that Deb seems to be enjoying her new diet of Snickers and cashews out of Grandma's candy dishes.