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My Dilemma

First, a little update. As you can see, Joash is starting to enjoy the ExerSaucer. Second, Joash had his second round of immunizations yesterday and he seems to be doing fine. He slept extremely well last night, so that was nice. Third, as you can maybe also see in the picture, I think Joash has his first cold. His nose started to run last night. So, I am just keeping a tissue handy and trying to keep that nose clean.

But, here is my dilemma. I know that most people who regularly read my blog love to see the pictures of Joash. But, as Joash gets older, I find it difficult to know what to take pictures of. For a while all of them were of Joash laying down and smiling. Now, we are moving into the ExerSaucer phase. I feel like all of my pictures look the same. But, I am pretty sure most of you don't care too much, so I will just keep trying to take pictures and maybe some creative inspiration will hit and I will find some new things to take pictures of.
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Joy said…
Please keep posting pictures! I always love seeing that adorable little boy. :) I hope he feels better soon! Love you all.
March 4, 2011 at 10:30 PM
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