Happy hour has taken on a whole new meaning at the Glettles household. Instead of going to the bar on Friday evenings, we now have a beer in our backyard while doing ridiculous things to make Maya's evening "happy" as well. In Maya's world, are Dad's antics better than a craft cocktail? You be the judge.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Friday, July 26, 2013
Zzzz....
About a month ago, Maya started rolling over. She has been able to roll from her tummy to her back for quite some time, but only mastered rolling from her back to her tummy last month. As soon as she learned this new trick, we noticed a change in her sleeping patterns. First, she immediately started sleeping on her side. We have always put her down to sleep on her back. But now when we do, she promptly rolls to her side before passing out, usually while sucking on her index and middle finger (photographic evidence provided below).
Also, now that she can roll around, she sometimes likes to "play" before going to bed. This involves flipping from her tummy to her back in her crib, all while babbling to herself.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Independence Day
Every year, we spend a weekend in the San Juan Islands with some of our good friends. We couldn't let having a baby stand in the way of such a great tradition, so Fourth of July weekend we packed up Maya for her first trip to Lopez Island. She loved it. She took in the views, went on a hike, saw a parade, and ate lots and lots of fresh caught crab (secondhand of course...). She can't wait for next year's trip to the San Juans...
Maya driving us to the ferry:
Stop taking my picture, Mom! I'm trying to drive!
A playroom with a view:
Dropping crab pots at Deception Pass:
Sleeping through her first Independence Day parade:
MJ's first wine tasting (for future reference, she's not a fan of Chardonnay....)
Family hike to Shark Reef Sanctuary:
Hanging with the boys while they play How's It Hanging:
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Miss Determination
About a month ago, the lights turned on in Maya's head and she realized she was a human being. She started grabbing at everything, constantly craning her neck to see what is going on around her, and making faces and noises in response to ours. Through this whole process, we've realized that our nascent little being is quite the determined little thing. When she sees something she wants, she goes for it. She'll even attempt to catapult herself off your lap in order to reach out and grab a toy. Given her increase in mobility, we no longer spend our time holding our sweet baby. Instead, we spend our hours wrangling her. If the current pattern holds, the world better look out. As soon as Maya starts walking, all bets are off...
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