Walking and Chewing Gum…
September 20th, 2008. (3 months, 2 weeks old.) by ben…is what I’m working up to when I’m Smiling and Holding My Head Up as you see here. Multi-tasking, here I come!
…is what I’m working up to when I’m Smiling and Holding My Head Up as you see here. Multi-tasking, here I come!
You know how sometimes the picture gets taken at just the wrong time? I think must be what happened here.
Where’s the picture right after this of me smiling happily? Ummm… I think it got lost.
Recently, Mommy and I spent some quality time working on smiling, which I’m getting better and better at.
It makes Mommy really happy when I get a good smile! (Just call it another tool in the toolbox for wrapping Mommy (& Daddy) around my (very) little finger…)
I’m 8 weeks old today, and I’d like to file a list of grievances. Things around here just aren’t keeping up, and I want to make this known so somebody can do something about it!
I plan to keep complaining until these things get fixed!
People are always telling me how cute I am. All the time. It never stops. So I started to wonder, how is it that I’m staying perpetually cute? Doesn’t nature abhor a vacuum? Shouldn’t my stand-apart cuteness be equalizing with my environment?
Well, I’ve developed a theory to explain this discrepancy: The Conservation of Cuteness.
This is how it goes. Every substance has a certain amount of cuteness in it – its cuteness quotient – some more and some less. Hello Kitty and baby bunnies have a high cuteness quotient, and…, well, let’s just say that Courtney Love rounds out the other end of the spectrum.
Now, breast milk isn’t particularly cute, but it does have a a non-zero cuteness quotient. And I think we can all agree that it is cuter than what comes out the other end (Ed. Note: Yes, I think we can…).
Therefore, I’m a little cuteness filter, taking in as much or more cuteness than I give out (some is also radiated), which explains everything. In short, pooping un-cuteness makes me cute!
I’m ready for my Nobel Prize in Perceptual Physics now!
One of my favorite parts of getting a bath is my hooded alligator towel. Lately I’ve been enjoying my baths and not crying at all when taking them. Just wait until I figure out how to splash the water! Then things will really be fun!
Of course, my engineer parents just dove into raising me – they must have thought that they would just figure things out as they went along. Well, after a month they still haven’t figured me out, so they went looking for the manual…
… Denied! (Ed. Note: What kind of a shoddy supplier wouldn’t include the instructions? Ummm… don’t answer that question…)