Happy New Year!!!
HO HO!!!
Wishing you all (not sure if anyone is still reading this, but anyway...) a very happy New Year!!! We had a very busy end of year 2009 with renovations and a new job for Col as well as Emma getting quiet sick, but hopefully 2010, the year of the Tiger, woooohhooooo, will bring more peace and relaxed times.
Emma had to get a CAT scan under general as well as an EEG as she had what seemed to be a fit but so far all tests have come back clear and I am now wiser in knowing that babies have a tendency to have a fit when they have a high temperature. All the weird things about the human body you learn when you have a baby!
There is no doubt that Emma is keeping us on our toes and one can never be sure what the next day will bring. Other than this scare, which was more traumatising for us, than for Em, we are all really good and are loving the new home and I guess you could even say new life. Nothing beats watching your child grow up and gosh it happens sooooooo fast. Emma is taking her first attempts at walking and has already mastered to run with the walker. Next month she will be already 1!!! Not sure yet what we will do, but I think a house warming and birthday bash for Col and Emma is well in order.
We speant xmas with Col's parents in Tassie. We ate cherries off the tree and chased all the animals with Emma squealing in delight. Col's granny on his mothers side is now in a nursing home in Swansea, as she has been diagnosed with Alzheimers. So the 3 of us went on a road trip to Swansea to visit granny Florence, which was well worth the trip. Emma entertained half of the nursing home with ease and Florence finally met her great-grand-daughter. She has forgotten that we visited but it was nevertheless worth the trip to see her happy and giggly the 2 days that we were there.
Here plenty of pics. Enjoy!
Wishing you all (not sure if anyone is still reading this, but anyway...) a very happy New Year!!! We had a very busy end of year 2009 with renovations and a new job for Col as well as Emma getting quiet sick, but hopefully 2010, the year of the Tiger, woooohhooooo, will bring more peace and relaxed times.
Emma had to get a CAT scan under general as well as an EEG as she had what seemed to be a fit but so far all tests have come back clear and I am now wiser in knowing that babies have a tendency to have a fit when they have a high temperature. All the weird things about the human body you learn when you have a baby!
There is no doubt that Emma is keeping us on our toes and one can never be sure what the next day will bring. Other than this scare, which was more traumatising for us, than for Em, we are all really good and are loving the new home and I guess you could even say new life. Nothing beats watching your child grow up and gosh it happens sooooooo fast. Emma is taking her first attempts at walking and has already mastered to run with the walker. Next month she will be already 1!!! Not sure yet what we will do, but I think a house warming and birthday bash for Col and Emma is well in order.
We speant xmas with Col's parents in Tassie. We ate cherries off the tree and chased all the animals with Emma squealing in delight. Col's granny on his mothers side is now in a nursing home in Swansea, as she has been diagnosed with Alzheimers. So the 3 of us went on a road trip to Swansea to visit granny Florence, which was well worth the trip. Emma entertained half of the nursing home with ease and Florence finally met her great-grand-daughter. She has forgotten that we visited but it was nevertheless worth the trip to see her happy and giggly the 2 days that we were there.
Here plenty of pics. Enjoy!
Time with dad
Passed out in the highchair during lunch after a swim in the morning. Ha, ha... got ya!
Into shelves and everything she can get her hands on!
Trouble!
Passed out in the car.
Who does she look like? I say mini Col...
In hospital after the general
Emma smurf getting ready for the EEG
Wired for the EEG
This is the best time of the day!
In Tassie!
Eating cherries
Meeting the goats!
Going for a walk
Hmmmmm. More cherries
Granny Florence
In Swansea
Tasmania is incredibly beautiful. Here some scenic pics of Oyster Bay.
Slowly getting ready for xmas. Emma's mad hair...
Emma chewing an a rusk
First taste of chocolate
We like to walk
Halt!
Ready for that pose now...
posted by Isa Breeza @ Monday, January 04, 2010
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