ten ten ten (10.10.10)

Only once every hundred years does a doggie get a kiss like this.

Doggie Kisses from Amber Broughton on Vimeo.

spoon fed

 

Likes: Feeding herself yogurt with a spoon.

Dislikes: Blueberry skins in her yogurt. Don't try it. If you do, don't say I didn't warn you.

friday cute shot

finally, someone else to write blog posts for me!

Lucy got tired of waiting for us to actually keep you up to date real-time with her life, and cozied up to her friend Scarlett instead. Scarlett's mama keeps things very au courant.

Photo credit: Emily! For more about our awesome playdate yesterday, go here.

Also, Scarlett's mama likes cookies in the afternoon and can count to ten in French.

And, she loves complainers, so in a few years (hopefully many) when Lucy needs someone else's mama to tell all the terrible things about her own mama to, Emily will be there, glass of wine in hand, ready to dish.

the nose knows

My mom likes to teach Lucy things when she watches her, so three weeks ago I came home from work to find that Lucy could point to the dog's nose in her book, then to her own nose on command. Of course, Shaggy and I quickly incorporated this new knowledge into one of our standard games: "Where's Daddy?"

It usually starts by me asking where Daddy is, then Lucy pointing to him, then asking where Mama is, and Lucy pointing to me, then whatever else we want to throw in from there.

Where's the dog?
Where's Lambie?
Where's Mama's nose?
Where's Lucy's nose?

But I think over the last week or so some concepts have gotten a little confused, because now when Shaggy says "Where's Mama" to Lucy, she points directly to my nose.