Kung Fu Fighting...

While our little Tink does not yet have the coordination to actually be a Kung Fu fighter, she does have the fashion sense (courtesy of Auntie Annie) to dress like one! Though we do admit that the beanie hat does make her look a bit like the Pillsbury Dough Boy...

Ham-Bone...

Our little girlie has become a ham. Her latest thing is to fake cough and then laugh at herself like she is the funniest person alive. And if you don't laugh with her she will give you a look and then try again.

She has also started to open mouth kiss. She will lean towards us with her mouth wide open and grip on to our faces with her little fingers in sheer excitement. It is really too cute! We just hope that she is not practicing with any of those boys at school...

Sick Day!

Ian has a throat infection. Ryan has a cold. I have babysitting duties for both! I took Tink to the doctors this morning to make sure that she had not caught Ian's infection. Thankfully she had not, but they did decide to perform her six-month check up while we were there--in other words they gave her four more shots! She was a little trooper and has pretty much slept it off all day. Her latest stats:

Weight--15 lbs 7 oz (50th percentile)

Length--24 in (5th percentile)

Head--16 3/4 in (50th percentile)

As her mobility increases our next task is to baby-proof the cottage--god only knows how that will work?!

Six-Months Old Today!

Our little Tink is six-months old today and we can hardly believe it! So many people told us that "the time will fly" and now we are starting to realize that they were all right! It is so amazing to watch her because everyday she is doing something new--be it "petting" Jack, jabbering "ma" and "dah" (we know that one is mere coincidence and a BIG stretch!), or kissing the baby in the mirror. She is so much fun!

Learners Permit...

Nana and Pop got Tink a little red sports car for Christmas and this past weekend she finally got behind the wheel. She had a great time starting it up (yes, it actually makes an ignition sound!), chewing on the key and looking at herself in the side mirror. Ian and I are dreading the day when it is a real car:)