A couple nights ago Jacob experienced his first real bath. He was downright tired of sponge baths (and I was too, to be honest - they were a little tricky to give him since he likes to be squirmy every now and again).
So here is a picture and a little video to document the event. I didn't know I had so many chins, either (see video!).
Afterwards, I decided to finally dress Jacob in his special pajama gown. This gown is special for a few reasons:
1) It was made by Grandma McKoy
2) It was made by Grandma McKoy 27 years ago (she thought for sure she was having a boy but she had my sister instead!)
3) It is soft and blue and flannely
4) It has a pocket to keep all of his belongings
Thanks to Grandma for sharing all these years later!
Afterwards, I decided to finally dress Jacob in his special pajama gown. This gown is special for a few reasons:
1) It was made by Grandma McKoy
2) It was made by Grandma McKoy 27 years ago (she thought for sure she was having a boy but she had my sister instead!)
3) It is soft and blue and flannely
4) It has a pocket to keep all of his belongings
Thanks to Grandma for sharing all these years later!
3 comments:
Brady is in the kitchen trying to recreate your experiment right now for himself.
Jeff- now I see what is wrong with accounting programs... you're measurement tool is flawed in this little test. I have just replicated your experiment and found that the light indeed does go off- completely. If requested, my evidence is available for inspection. (However, it looked like you had better food in your fridge than me, for whatever consolation prize that may be.)
The people want to know- what does Jacob keep in his pocket?
Concerning Jacob's pocket: Mostly raisens, although when he goes out he will keep a few quarters in there to be able to use a pay phone.
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