Oliver's first day was a good one. He was a little dazed when I picked him up...quite a bit of stimulation for such a little guy. The end of the day is always kind of hectic at day care with everyone being picked up. I have to remind myself that it's not like that all day.
Ollie fell asleep on the way home and has been up for only about an hour since then (to have his supper). He ate well at day care, he's always been pretty good about bottle feeding (chalk one up for the NICU).
We'll see how the rest of the week goes. The adjustment is always hard...on all of us (except Logan the Oblivious).
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Predator Ridge?
Several years ago on a trip to Colorado we visited the Denver Zoo in eager anticipation of their new exhibit, "Predator Ridge." This exciting installation was supposed to be "a panoramic view of Africa!" featuring lions, spotted hyenas, African wild dogs, crowned cranes, African porcupines, banded mongoose, vulturine guineafowl and more.
On the day of our visit, however, the only animals visible at Predator Ridge were two fat lions basking in squares of shade. "Huh," we said. "Two lazy cats waiting to be fed. We can get this at home." And thus, our manor had a name.
On the day of our visit, however, the only animals visible at Predator Ridge were two fat lions basking in squares of shade. "Huh," we said. "Two lazy cats waiting to be fed. We can get this at home." And thus, our manor had a name.
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2 comments:
Glad the first day is done!
Great news! Maybe this is exactly the tonic for sleepful nights!
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