Well, that was pointless. But pleasant.

[kyrielle]

This weekend is the neighborhood garage sale (they announce it and all, anyone who wants to sets up and gets the traffic). There were...maybe 10-15 in the whole neighborhood? Not a whole lot and very little of interest to me. But it was a nice walk and Drew seemed to enjoy looking at everything. It got warmer and we came home...having lowered the stroller to its reclined position because Drew had fallen asleep. He's napping in it next to me now. (I think this is the first time he's napped in the stroller for longer than part of a walk, actually, but we didn't want to wake him up. And amusingly, didn't, even when I stripped off hat/bib/socks to let him cool down a bit.)

We didn't make it out the door as early as we'd anticipated, though. We lost about 15 minutes when Drew decided he wanted a last minute snack and announced the same by chewing on my shirt. Babies: not much for subtle.

Comments

[phoenixscribe.livejournal.com]

Chewing on shirt *IS* subtle for babies. Unsubtle is screaming at the top of their lungs.

[kyrielle]

LOL. Point, but it's only "subtle" relative to other baby behaviors, not in any other sense.

Actually, for Drew, "subtle" is turning his head as if to chew on my shirt, but not actually doing so, while also not drooling. (I refuse to label non-chewing that results in a fist-sized soaked spot as 'subtle' either. Again, except relative to screaming.)

[phoenixscribe.livejournal.com]

What, you think that a fist-sized wet spot on your shirt directly on your breast isn't subtle?? Humpf.

[kyrielle]

Relative to what? Relative to grabbing the shirt and popping all the buttons off (nope, hasn't done that, whew!), sure, it's subtle. ;)