Everyone tells you to enjoy the newborn phase, because your baby changes so quickly, and outgrows those endearing newborn behaviors in the blink of an eye. I have been really trying to bear this in mind, but even so, I was amazed and dismayed by how fast my cuddly pink baby changed from this roly poly specimen of adorableness ...
...to this hairier, ornerier creature. I love her as much as ever, of course, but I have to admit that the fur will take some getting used to, and we have already consulted with a cosmetic surgeon who specializes in tail removal.
Everyone tells you to enjoy the newborn phase, because your baby changes so quickly, and outgrows those endearing newborn behaviors in the blink of an eye. I have been really trying to bear this in mind, but even so, I was amazed and dismayed by how fast my cuddly pink baby changed from this roly poly specimen of adorableness ...
...to this hairier, ornerier creature. I love her as much as ever, of course, but I have to admit that the fur will take some getting used to, and we have already consulted with a cosmetic surgeon who specializes in tail removal.
3 comments:
That is too funny. ROFL
There are a lot of similarities: both have loud cries; both have cute bellies; both are very soft and cuddly (although with one, you risk your life in attempting it).
STOP using the computer abbreviations, Granny! What if Mike sees? Geez, whose side are you on, anyway? And bear in mind, Mike can't make you more grandchildren.
I agree with Chelsa, what is this ROFL? I don't understand such things... I guess I could consult the students, but hey it's summer break.
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