Saturday, January 31, 2009
Nick And Kristy Are In Town
We are so excited that Nick and Kristy made it down to AZ for a visit. We have enjoyed their company so much. Thursday was a relaxing day after Kids Club. Kristy and Ben napped outside in the warm sunshine. And Trevor and I took naps too! Thursday evening I made lasagna, tossed salad and garlic bread. It was yummy! Trevor loved it. Chris was able to join us as well for dinner. Friday morning we headed up the hill to the FBR Open in Scottsdale. We had a great time. The weather was in the upper 70's. We saw so many Nebraska friends. We met up with my Dad and Dru Davis. Trevor went with us. His first PGA event. He was awesome! I could not have asked for a better baby. We had his BOB to push him around in. And a blanket that we laid out for him to stretch. We had dinner in Scottsdale at Xtapa Joe's. One of our favorite Mexican restaurants up the hill. This morning Matt took Nick, Kristy, Trevor and Ben for a hike. I passed. Yesterday at the FBR got to me. I had two beers and ton's of sun. My head was pounding so hard that I ended up getting sick to my stomach. Matt was teasing me. He said you know Andrea does not feel good when she does not touch her food at Xtapa Joe's. I had to go lay down in the car while they finished their meal. It was awful. I was in bed by 8:00pm. So I just did not want to take any chances hiking today and getting a headache. That is not fun. Especially when you have company.
Kristy joined Trevor and I at Kids Club on Thursday morning. Trevor fell asleep on Kristy's lap.
Chris Was In Town
Chris was in town from Lincoln, NE. He and Matt had business meetings in Las Vegas and PHX. So Wednesday evening Trevor and I met Chris and Matt in Chandler for dinner. We had dinner at El Sol Bakery. You'd never guess that inside this Mexican bakery is some of the best down-home Mexican food you'll find anywhere. They make on the premises tortillas that people say are killer.
Chris and Trevor
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Push Around Buggy
The 9-Month Checkup
Trevor's back in the saddle this month, paying the good doctor a visit for a well-baby exam. Trevor was lucky enough to avoid immunization shots this month, although the doctor did recommend drawing his blood to check his hemoglobin at this age. Wants to make sure there is no anemia. So he did have blood drawn at the lab.
We began the visit with Trevor's height and weight measured. He weighed in at 18lbs. 9oz. The doctor plotted his growth on the charts to make sure he's progressing steadily. He had his head circumference measured. He was examined as usual, with the doctor assessing his overall development.
And he was asleep by the time we got on the 60 heading home.
We began the visit with Trevor's height and weight measured. He weighed in at 18lbs. 9oz. The doctor plotted his growth on the charts to make sure he's progressing steadily. He had his head circumference measured. He was examined as usual, with the doctor assessing his overall development.
And he was asleep by the time we got on the 60 heading home.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Trevor Is Nine Months
Trevor is creeping ever closer to becoming a real little person. He's able to communicate, he's able to move about independently, and he has his likes and dislikes. It's almost easier for Matt and I to imagine him as a toddler than to remember what he was like during those first few weeks after he was born (although, thanks to the magic of digital photos, we can replay those days as often as we like-sometimes with a heavy sigh, when we realize how quickly the time has gone, and how quickly it will continue to fly by).
Because Trevor has accomplished so much, and has so much more to tackle, it's easy for Matt and I to fall into the trap of comparing Trevor to our friends' similarly-aged children. And what we need to realize more than anything else during this second half of the first year is that every child is different. They each have their special talents; they each have their own way of doing things. Comparing them to one another isn't fair.
Trevor enjoying the beautiful AZ weather in January
Ben
Because Trevor has accomplished so much, and has so much more to tackle, it's easy for Matt and I to fall into the trap of comparing Trevor to our friends' similarly-aged children. And what we need to realize more than anything else during this second half of the first year is that every child is different. They each have their special talents; they each have their own way of doing things. Comparing them to one another isn't fair.
Westcor Kids Club
On Thursday mornings Trevor and I have started going to Westcor Kids Club at Superstition Springs Center. It's hosted by Master of Ceremonies Persephone with Dewper the Prairie Dog. Trevor and I have been exploring new worlds through music, interactive activities and loveable characters.

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