
It's freaking me out how much Lennon looks like me when I was little.

Here's a little video of a trick Lennon learned today. I'm hoping she forgets it tomorrow. You also get to see how much she can rock. (please don't mind Ian and me discussing salad)
Lennon has been all over the place lately, crawling as fast as she can. We can hardly keep up with her. She can also cruise along the furniture, but no walking yet. She likes to wave, clap, hug, make a kissy noise, and point at everything.
Her current favorite foods are yogurt, cheddar cheese, tofu, and Cheerios!!! She's also learning how to drink water from a sippy cup, which is great for me because I was starting to worry about nursing her all day long during the hot, hot summer.
We're all super excited about moving in a couple of weeks. Yay! For the next month or two things are going to be hectic, working on houses, packing, moving, setting up house, fixing up our old house, etc. Ick. Let me know if you want to come over and play with LB (aka give me a break). I'm exhausted.
Lennon has been crawling for a couple weeks now. She's getting faster and faster every day. Right after she learned how to crawl she figured out how to pull herself up, so we spend a lot of time hovering around her to make sure she doesn't topple over and whack her head on the hard wood floor. Since she's able to move around and tire herself out during the day she's been falling asleep a lot easier for naps and at night (with a little help from her daddy).
We all love giving Lennon kisses and now she gives them back. We make kissy noises back and forth all day long. She also says: dada, papa, mama, baabaa, and my favorite, bad dada. I'm pretty sure she still has no idea what she's saying, but it's cute anyway.
Here are Lennon's first couple of bites of food. Despite the look on her face she actually ended up enjoying her meal.
