Lovinia Pluck

Hi, this is my life. *Click on pictures to get an enlargement. *To read about my specs, see "About Me". *A quote close to the heart: "We sometimes undersell the importance of the family. It is where the young child gains their first learning experiences, where a sense of identity is developed, it is where long-term dreams and aspirations are formed and it is also where modeling of a work ethic first occurs for them." -Graham Young, president of the Secondary Principals Association, 3 April 2006

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Saturday, June 24, 2006

catch up (see date above)

Well I am now officially 10 weeks old and it’s all gone so fast! I have found my hands this week, although I have to really concentrate to get them to work. I love my toys I can’t help staring at them and smiling! I have just grown out of a whole heap of clothes, and mum says I’m long and that’s why, I think she’s trying not to hurt my feelings! I’ve been to Wellington and met my great Grandma Pluck and also squeezed in a week in Christchurch again with mum, but she was really sick so she didn’t get to do all the things she planned to do. I am now sleeping 10 hours a night, I started sleeping 8 hours at 5 ½ weeks a week and a half later I stretched it out to 10 and have stayed there ever since (mum’s milk is great!). I go to MOPS (mothers of pre-schoolers) every Thursday morning and most weeks have a coffee group either with mum’s aqua-natal buddies or her anti-natal buddies sometimes with both.



scenery

Mum and Dad have been taking me around to lots of open homes every weekend which has been fun. Meanwhile, I don't mind waiting until a good one comes up...

Check out what the views from my room are like:

Snow capped mountains

Haulashore IslandSand spit by the beach

Sunday, June 11, 2006

next steps

The name says it all:
Jolly Jumper
I took to it straight away...

I have tamed the beast

Woah, this is a bit too much water Mum!

I think I can do it
They do say,
"Do something everyday that scares ya"

Well, if she can do it WITH her babies
Then I certainly can


Saturday, June 03, 2006

as promised

I'm very comfortable with my cousin Ben
-Actually "first cousin, once removed"
And happy!
Ben's 5yrs old, goes to Hukanui Primary School and is very good with kids like me (he's had lotsa practice)

Aunty Wendy's his mum
-Actually great aunt!
Look over there

What have you got me wearing?!
Mum and Dad should not have left me home alone with the sisters

Run away!

Alright, one pose as an angel

Now this is worthy dress-up

I'm a SERIOUS supporter
-Go Crusaders!!!
I'm ready for the All Blacks too

P.S. I still love my baths :)

Next...
My next "steps" in development