Georgia was sick at the beginning of the week, so we've been hanging around the house a lot lately- which means there hasn't been much to post about! I'll be glad when spring finally decides to come so all the kiddos can be healthy again and we can get out to play. On the up side, and there's always an up side if you look hard enuf!, Georgia and I have had lots of time to be silly together, do some snugglin, read some books and practice her walking. She's getting pretty good, but she likes to go fast, almost at a run, so she trips over her feet a lot. But she's a tough cookie, so she's always right up and going again!
This is just a video of her being silly, and the picture is from playing in the backyard... Hope you've had a good week!
When a picture is worth a thousand words, who needs words?!
Grammie, Grandad & Georgia enjoy the zoo.
Grammie- there's a tweety on your shoulder!
Tuesday night Larry & I left the baby with the grandparents and went out for an early Valentine's dinner. Leonardo's in Vestavia- our first time there and pretty yummy! I had started feeling yucky, but we were actually out- on a date!- so I pushed thru! But by Wednesday I was worse, and Larry sent me straight to the doctor. Good thing, b/c a nose swab later (NOT a pleasant experience!), I was confirmed with the flu. Yuck!
We're laughing at the big hippo behind us!
This is where I'll declare that next year, I'm getting my flu shot. I never did this year, and I know they don't always protect you, etc etc, but the Dr confirmed I had the flu strand that the shot protected against, so next year I think it'll be easier & cheaper to just get the shot.
Hey mom- see that giraffe?!
Isn't it ironic that being told you're sick just makes you feel worse? I don't know if it was just the timing or what, but by the time I was home from the Dr and getting my Rx filled, I was feeling really yucky. Larry had to come home from work to take my parents to the airport. As soon as he got home from class that night, I was done for- I went to bed before Georgia!
Walking thru the zoo with mommy & Grandad!
Thursday was Valentine's and, unfortunately, all I had for Larry was my flu. For me he had cookies (b/c I had wanted to make him Vday cookies), cherry Kisses, roses & tulips, and cards from him & Georgia. He really put me over the top when Georgia crawled into the bedroom to bring me her own card! After I got it open she tried to eat it then rip it, but it didn't matter- I was already in a teary flu & Valentine's fog! :) Isn't my valentine great!!! Not the most romantic V-day for him- he even slept in the guest room to avoid contamination, but he made me feel better!
Hey! Don't I look silly?!
So, I've been playing with Georgia's hair, when she sits still enough for me to play with it! It's like having a little doll to play dress-up with, except the doll is on hyper-speed the whole time! And sometimes the doll fusses at you. And the doll pulls out the hair-do you just did as soon as you're done. So I guess it's not like having a doll, it's like having a 10-month old baby!
I finally found some little ponytail holders, and have been trying pigtails and ponytails (bam-bam style). I can't decide if she looks really cute or really silly, but at least her hair is out of her eyes!
I finally caught Georgia walking on video! This is from this morning... She's still not real confident doing it, but I caught her practicing in her crib yesterday, so I think she's getting there. It's really when she's excited about something, or distracted that she does it. In this video, you can see she's excited about having found the remote within her reach!
It's not very often that I cook something worthy of a blog post, but this past weekend I made an artichoke dip that turned out pretty scrumpcious. It's not that I don't or don't like to cook- I do, but there are definitely others that do it better than me! But Martha helped me along with this one, and since I actually got requests for the recipe, I'll share. I think the lemon zest is what sets this dip apart. It takes a little bit of prep work, but if I can do it, so can you!
1) Remove leaves from 1 artichoke heart; pat dry, and reserve. Thinly slice remaining artichokes; pat dry.
2) Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Melt 4 tablespoons butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Add flour, and cook, stirring constantly, for 2 minutes. Whisk in milk, and bring to a boil. Add salt, pepper, and cayenne, and simmer until thickened, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat, and stir in cheeses.
3) Melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter in a skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion, and cook 3 minutes. Add thyme, garlic, and sliced artichokes, and cook for 3 minutes. Add to cheese mixture along with zest. Transfer to an 8-cup baking dish. Top with reserved artichoke leaves. Sprinkle with breadcrumbs.
4) Bake until golden and bubbling, about 15 minutes. Let cool slightly. Garnish with thyme leaves, if desired.
I used 3 8.5-oz cans of artichokes, and that seemed fine. I also used dried thyme. You can serve it with crackers, bagel chips, or sliced veggies. Look for this recipe and more on Martha Stewart's website. Enjoy!
You are 10 months old, as of yesterday. Double-Digits! I can't believe how fast you grow. Every month I think you are at your "most fun stage yet", and every month you trump that! This is definitely a very fun stage, and you are learning every day.
~ You understand so much now. You know what to do when we say: Come here, No, Lift your arms, Don't eat that, Give it to Mommy, Sit down, No standing (in the tub), More, All Done, Wave, Kisses and Where's Bernie. Probably b/c those are the things we say the most!
~ You like to help get yourself undressed and dressed. You pull off your socks for me, pull your shirt over your head, and reach for your toes as I pull on your pants. This is a big help since otherwise you're trying to squirm off the table!
~ Playtime: You love pushing your hippo cart all over and fuss when you hit a wall and can't get it turned around. You love your 'playhouse', your blocks, Ann & Andy, your "Stand & Sing", your frog popper, any book and especially your photo album, and your favorite toy is still a waterbottle with some coins in it!
~ You are turning into a little gymnast and roll on the floor (like Bernie), and stand on your head- head & feet on the ground, booty in the air. Then you like it when we come and tip you over into a sumersault! You also like it when I roll you into a flip off my lap!
~ You are still trying to walk! It's more like you will walk, not that you're walking! When you're not paying attention, you'll take several steps, but you are still not very confident. You will walk all around the house holding onto one of our fingers, but you still need that contact!
~ Everything is "babababa", except Bernie is just "BaBa". No other words yet, but you like to talk. Lately you've been testing your range and love to talk at maximum volume, usually in a restraunt! You also like to sing whenever you hear music!
~ You are learning to show your feelings in so many ways. You give sweet kisses to me, daddy, Bernie and even your friends. You get really excited when daddy comes home, when you're being chased, and getting in the bath. You have definite opinions about what you want to eat, and will turn your face completely into your chair, or cover your mouth with both hands when you don't want something. When you're done you pull off your bib and throw it on the ground. And you're already an expert pouter!
Every day with you is a new adventure. And, as we watch your friends have their first birthdays, we know there are many adventures to come! Daddy and I marvel at you, and we feel privilaged to be intrusted with something so precious as you. We love you very much and thank God for you every day! Happy 10 months, sweet baby!!


We will welcome you to the national capital of India that is New Delhi. After checking out of the International Airport in Delhi, we will take you directly to your pre booked hotel where you can rest and enjoy for the day.
To grace the bright and sunny morning we shall provide you with a finger licking breakfast. Then you should get ready for an amazing day for sightseeing, starting from Old Delhi and then making way to New Delhi where you will see some extraordinary monuments built during the Mughal era and the ones after that. The place would include: Raj Ghat, Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Cool Richkshaw ride at Chandni Chowk plus lunch, Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate and The President House We will get you to the hotel by the evening. You can freshen up and then pack your bags for a journey to Agra. We will check into a hotel in Agra by night.
This will be the best morning of your lives, on this day you will get to visit the Taj Mahal early in the morning after which you shall be guided to the Agra Fort, which is in now lesser than the Red Fort in New Delhi in grandeur and beauty as well as its significance during the Mughal Empire. After visiting these two places you will get back to the hotel for a good breakfast. Here at the hotel you can take a quick break and be packed for a trip to the Tiger reserve of Ranthambore. We will leave straight after breakfast and in the mid way we shall take you to Fatehpur Sikri as well. This is famous for its Buland Darwaza and ye it is the Akbar's Tomb as we all know. We will then have a direct stop at a Hotel in Ranthambore by evening. Her you can check in and rest for the night.
The day will begin with breakfast, after which we shall take you for a long safari in a jeep across the National Park. We would only return in the evening to the Hotel for a short break and then again hop ourselves in the jeep for an evening safari in the jungle. The level of excitement is going to out of this world. At night we will come back to the hotel and relax.
We begin our day with the breakfast at the hotel then, we shall take you to Jaipur. Once you check in at the hotel you can take a break for a while. Then you will be taken to Choke Dhani where you can have a royal dinner, while experiencing the art, colour, dance and culture of Rajasthan. At night we return to the hotel and rest.
After you have had your breakfast you will be taken for a complete day of sightseeing of the Pink City. The places shall include: Amber Fort, Jal Mahal, Jaigarh, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace After a hectic day of sightseeing you can enjoy the local markets and dinner after which you come back to the hotel and relax.
This the last day of our journey, we will take you straight to the International Airport in New Delhi after your breakfast at the Hotel in Jaipur. Here we bid you good bye. Hope you enjoyed the trip!
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Date of Birth March 1, 1977
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CASPER, Wyo. — Since opening his presidential bid 14 months ago, Senator Barack Obama of Illinois has answered many questions about his candidacy.
Can he turn inspiration into votes? Yes. Can he raise money? Yes. Can his organization compete with the political muscle of one of the best-known families in Democratic politics? Yes.
But after his defeats this week at the hands of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, there is frustration and anger among his supporters, advisers and contributors about the Clinton campaign's attacks on him — and still-unresolved tension about how far he can go in striking back without sacrificing his claim to be practicing a new brand of politics.
While Ms. Power, a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer, apologized for remarks she called "inexcusable," the incident underscored the hard feelings that have developed over a long primary race that is probably months from ending.
Mr. Obama, who did not publicly acknowledge Ms. Power's comment when he arrived here Friday on the eve of the Democratic caucuses in Wyoming, privately admonished members of his staff to avoid being drawn into an unnecessary negative back-and-forth with rivals.
Yet after losing in Ohio, Rhode Island and Texas — following days of being pummeled — advisers to Mr. Obama conceded they had to take a sharper tack as the Democratic nominating fight slogs forward in a delegate-by-delegate battle.
While still calibrating how to challenge Mrs. Clinton, advisers to Mr. Obama seemed to settle on an approach by seizing on her delay in releasing income tax returns and the slow pace at which papers from the Clinton White House are being made public.
The Clinton campaign has, since Bill Clinton ran for president, mastered the art of the "war room." And this week, suddenly smelling blood, it seemed on full alert. On Friday alone, Mrs. Clinton and her aides held forth with telephone calls and news conferences hitting Mr. Obama on Iraq, Ms. Power and trade.
Even as they counterpunched, Mr. Obama's aides cast themselves as reluctant participants in the brawl.
The comments from Ms. Power came in an interview with a Scottish newspaper in which she characterized Mrs. Clinton as a desperate candidate. "She is a monster, too — that is off the record — she is stooping to anything," Ms. Power was quoted as saying.
While the comments were unauthorized and immediately condemned, they also drew attention to other remarks Ms. Power made in an interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation, saying that as president, Mr. Obama would not necessarily follow through on the plan of withdrawing from Iraq that he had presented as a candidate.
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EL PASO, Texas (AP) — The judge presiding over the case of a man accused of killing 22 people at an El Paso Walmart has recused herself, saying she knew one of those killed.
State District Judge Angie Juárez Barill announced her recusal from the capital murder case of Patrick Crusius in a statement issued Wednesday, a week after her assignment to the case.
She also noted that her term of office ends in December 2020 since she's running for chief justice of the 8th Texas Court of Appeals and not her present seat. She said the case could go to a judge reasonably sure of seeing it through to completion.
The 21-year-old Crusius, of Allen, Texas, remains jailed without bond charged with capital murder of multiple persons. Prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump's legal team issued a fiery response ahead of opening arguments in his impeachment trial Saturday while House Democrats laid out their case in forceful fashion, saying the president had "abandoned his oath" and betrayed the public trust.
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