Today I had my first visit to the hospital emergency room. I got this cool bracelet souvenir!
I got a case of “Nursemaid’s elbow” when I tried to pick up a dirty candy wrapper in the street, but Daddy wouldn’t let go of my hand. It was really ouchie, and it took M&D a while to figure out what was wrong because I couldn’t sign “ouchie” (Ed. Note: the ouchie sign takes two hands). All is well now, as Dr. Mark fixed me right up. He must have read the Wikipedia entry, because this is just what he did to fix my ouchie elbow.
Too bad M&D didn’t buy the extended warranty when they brought me home from the hospital, or this might have been a lot less expensive. At least Dr. Mark at the ER was kind enough to show M&D how to fix my arm if it happens again.
My favorite part of the whole visit was getting to see an ambulance up close! There was one parked outside the ER as we were leaving, and the driver was really friendly!
January 26th, 2010. (19 months, 3 weeks old.) by ben
You gotta love the shopping cart concept. Too much to carry? Is it too heavy? No problem! Put in the cart and take it with you! I bet people couldn’t buy as much stuff at the store before shopping carts were invented.
Oh, and the stuff that doesn’t fit in the cart? Goes in your mouth, silly.
January 24th, 2010. (19 months, 3 weeks old.) by ben
During the recent rains, I got to go outside and put my rain coat and galoshes to the test!
Daddy was saying something about it being hard to find puddles “living on a hill”, but I don’t know what he was talking about. I found plenty of water to splash around in!
January 16th, 2010. (19 months, 2 weeks old.) by ben
Recently, M&D got a me-sized table and chairs. Yay! And even better, I got to help Daddy feel special by letting him help me put some of the parts together. (He loves it when I do that.) Here you can watch us at work.
January 12th, 2010. (19 months, 1 week old.) by ben
Today I got to learn all about coughing up dinner–something M&D called “vomiting”. Unfortunately, this happened to be a first-person experience, and not a third-person experience.
I really wished that M&D could make it stop, but I guess they couldn’t. I really hope this never happens again!
It seemed only appropriate to start off 2010 with a new fashion statement. Once again, I set my own direction down Fashion Avenue.
Behold! A simple re-casting of this off-the-shelf item (Ed. Note: pulled right from the clean laundry basket), and I have a versatile, light winter scarf with a six different ways to wear and express myself.
(Ed. Note: Ben, I think you won’t find that you have to fight too much traffic down your ‘Fashion Avenue’.)