New home and new pics

So many changes in the last three weeks, including us settling into a new home in a new city (only temporary, though).  Much more interesting than reading my written word, though, is looking at adorable pictures, so here are some of the best.

First night in Atlanta

Riding side-saddle at the Gene Autry museum

Mouth, Feet and Hands

Lucy was officially three-months old last week.  I can't believe how quickly this has snuck up on us.  As Andy pointed out, her fourth tri-mester is now over.  

She started rolling over about two weeks ago.  She stays content on her tummy for only a few minutes and then starts howling.  I'm trying to teach her how to roll back over, but she is resistent to any instruction.  I attribute this to her small comprehension of the English language.  

She's finding her little body more and more entertaining every day.  She's taken to sucking on her lower lip, as well as licking everything.  She's got the cutest pink tongue, so I don't find it too gross when she endlessing licks my arm.  It's not just momma, though, that she tastes.  She loves to throw her body over the side of her new green chair and slather it with spit. 

Her other new fascination is her feet.  She started grabbing them while Lydia was visiting two weeks ago, and just today I caught her with one in her mouth.  I'm glad she's found new things to suck on, since she's always spitting out her pacifiers.

Lastly, she's very quickly learning how to use her little hands.  In just a matter of a few days, she's gone from blindly grabbing at things, to more coordinated reaching.  She's figured out that when she bats the frog on her jumper it spins and she's starting to show preference for certain toys.  The infant mind is just remarkable.

I'll try to post more later this week, in the meantime I've included pictures from the last two weeks.