How she grows

I’ve been drowning in work, child care and travel. I haven’t been posting about my world enough lately. But I have to say life with my girl is getting more and more interesting. For a couple of days, the boys of the family were out of town enjoying basketball. So I got to enjoy Jordan time to myself. She and I played outside and enjoyed some good giggles and talking about the dogs. She loves saying: “Hi Bubba!” Bubba is our little black pug dog. She ADORES our dogs.

Jordan got to enjoy her brother’s performance in “Curious George and the Puppies.” She was more interested in the fact that there was someone sitting in front of us and could kick.

Then we went off to enjoy a little basketball fun with family and friends. It was really my first time with Jordan away from home since she’s gotten a bit more adventurous and mobile. She was climbing up steps, scooting and pulling up on a bunch of furniture. I was tired!

To make the past week more exhausting, I agreed to analyze 60 different news websites for a national contest. 60 websites is a lot of work… Especially since more broadcast companies use similar content management systems. I was trying really hard to find the elements where each station was trying to (get ready for this one) break outside of the content manager box. (yeah, I’m talking like I’m teaching my class) This hard work has been pretty exhausting. I’m happy to be done.

So here’s a little blast from the past:

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I’m tinkering with an embeddable audio player for my work web page. I have a reporter who is working on a story with images and audio… and I’d like to use our standard content manager to post the items.

While I was out of town with Jordan, we got her new, expensive shoes. It turns out her feet were an entire size bigger!! That’s kind of surprising. The shoes are cute. I did buy little bells that you put over the shoe tie to keep Jordan from undoing the shoes. It’s kind of cute, but tricky to get on in the morning if Jordan isn’t in a good mood. Hopefully better fitting shoes will help her with moving around!

Oh… Best part of last week: I took Jordan and Cam to the children’s museum that we love to visit. This was the first time Jordan was old enough to really love it there. She stood up and enjoyed so many different experiences: blocks, water, sand… toys. It was wonderful. I’ll try to get pics uploaded to Flickr soon.

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  1. Nancy on March 23, 2007 at 11:01 pm

    Hi, I found you on “The Mom Blogs”. I just wanted to let you know that I really think that Jordan is amazing! My daughter was born with different disabilities and severe heart and lung defects, but I appreciate every day with her. I can see how much you love and appreciate Jordan and your son, too.

    Thank you for sharing your beautiful daughter with us. Oh, and by the way, I LOVE the “Dude, where’s my arm” shirt. We have learned that a sense of humor is essential in dealing with life.

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