Rocknoceros

I've been home with Paige for a grand total of 4 days now, and have already started to get creative with keeping her entertained. We do Mommy Bootcamp in the mornings (well, she sits in her stroller, I do bootcamp), she likes the pool for about 45 minutes at a time, and I have to make sure she's home for her 11:45 - 3:30 nap. I bought a water table for her to splash around in when we can't get to the pool...it was an excellent investment and I think she'll get a lot of use out of it. She probably would have enjoyed a bucket of water and a cup just as much, but I like the looks of the water table much more.

At the mall there is a weekly concert by a "band" called Rocknoceros and so we (I) decided to check it out today. It started at 11, precariously close to her nap time, but we went anyhow. Paige was surprisingly into it and we stayed for a grand total of about 7 minutes, the perfect amount of time at a kiddie rock concert. Paige danced a little and proved that she did indeed inherit Dave's and my dance skills...

Weeble Wobble

No Double Dipping

Cast-Off, Cast-Away, Cast-Out

We were finally able to bid farewell to Paige's cast this week. She didn't exactly walk out of the doctors office, as we had thought she might, but instead decided to hang on to the gimp crawl for a little while longer as she regains confidence in her leg. Her skin is a tad bit dry (leather is probably silky smooth compared to Paige's leg right now), but nothing a little (lot) of lotion can't cure.


Following cast removal, Paige and I went straight to the outlet mall to get her some new socks (wearing only one sock for the past few weeks and me not even bothering to try to match them up after laundry has caused a few to go missing) and shoes. I think we're all pretty excited to have more than 5 pairs of pants that she can wear (the only ones that fit over the cast) again also. Maybe I can go back to biweekly laundry for her again...

This Girl Needs a Truck

Finally picked up the x-rays...

So if you look right below her knee, on the tibia, you can see the fracture. On the second picture, you see a little bump (the bump isn't supposed to be there).

Swinging and Sliding in LA