365 Brave Days: Day 10: If they were free, we would all have one.

Have you ever seen one of those green pacifiers like the one in the photo above in action. Its almost as mesmerizing as watching a campfire burn down. We went on another walk/treasure hunt today and used the little backpack swing thing. Brave was awake and looking around out of the side pocket. I can really tell that he is growing fast and wish the newborn stage lasted a little longer than it does. It is probably for the best that it is short lived though. He lost his belly button attachment yesterday and he is starting to get neck control and voluntarily stretch out his legs and pull them back in. Next thing you know he will be getting his drivers license.

Thank you Crisha for your generosity, the kids will love you forever. Strong was singing today " This food is from Crisha!! I love you Crisha"

Writing this blog has really been a challenge. I have tens of ideas everyday of what to say and then when I sit down, its like my brain is in the other room. I am more of a math, analytical, Black/White personality as it is, so writing a daily blog is a pretty unnatural activity for me. You can look at my facebook account and see evidence of this by my seriously infrequent status updates and total disregard for memos, pokes (which I am convinced is for the passive aggressive type who don't really want to send a message) messages, cause invites and friend requests. I think there should be a group for Right Brained, socially defunct math people who don't find posting a status on facebook challenging enough to want to do it every day. For me to be interested, posting a status would have to have some kind of problem to solve or perhaps a security challenge where I would have to find a new way to "Hack" into my profile because of some random scenario happened. Thanks for reading and remember, protect your friends and loved one's: don't divide by 0.