Fun!

Watching e run, hearing her talk, seeing her use a spoon to eat her yogurt (then switching to her fingers), listening to her announce her preferences, all are signs of her growth, and it is a lot of fun.  She seems quite at home here, especially since she has a bigger crib now; the old porta-a-crib was just too small for her.  Next week will be a test for all of us, as E returns to Phoenix by herself for a week.  Days won't be much different because I will watch e.  But K will have bedtime duties by himself, and middle of the night wake-up calls, if any.

E and K took me to see the new Star Trek movie Saturday, leaving Grandpa Randy to feed e and put her down for a nap.  They did fine together, though as we left the house she was very unhappy.  Later that day Randy and I went to an A's game with a group from church.  The game was not particularly thrilling until the end.  The A's came to bat in the bottom of the ninth down 1-3, then proceeded to get a hit, then two home runs, thus winning the game against the Tampa Bay Rays 4-3.  We left before the fireworks show.