Adie is looking great, isn't she? Our killer awesome magic baby is looking awesome as well, just turned 16 (weeks), getting ready to start moving around, so we'll be giving each other high fives soon. We wrote a song for it/him/her, we add more verses every once in a while. We're conducting an experiment. If we sing to it now, hopefully when it's born it'll know the song and dance along to it. Or start crying because it's hated it for so long.
Corli the dog has been acting out, we think it's because she's jealous she won't be the baby anymore. We have a bottle of water marked "bad doggy spray" for when she's exceptionally naughty. She hates it.
Anyway. Happy Thanksgiving next week, hope everyone has the chance to eat their favorite food/pie/snack.
PEACE.
There is a whole science on music in the womb. We played classical music for our babies and I don't think any of them like it or are comforted by Mozart. Alyse can let us know if she has a secret desire for classical music! Add the banjo and see if the baby will kick when you play it. You can then see if the baby has a country music inclination. Although, since the baby will be born in Texas, that won't be a valid control group! I do know that a baby always responds to their mother's voice so keep singing and talking away, Adie.
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