Wednesday, November 14, 2007
"Children reinvent your world for you." -Susan Sarandon
Weston can roll over now. (I believe at will.) I never really know if anything is intentional or not, but I will take it all the same. It's amazing what an accomplishment rolling over seems to be, or reaching for an object, or shaking a rattle. It's as if coming into this world perfectly healthy and growing at such an astonishing rate weren't accomplishment enough.
I took the video because Scott hasn't been lucky enough to catch Wes rolling over yet. One time I came into the room to see Scott asleep on the floor and Wes on his back - off the blanket. Seeing as Scott had been playing with Wes during tummy time means he fell asleep before Wes decided to show off, unless Wes is shy about his talents and means to sharpen them when no one is looking.
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Ofcourse I watched the video a dozen times. He's a wonder all right, our Wes! Love G'ma C.
i too had to watch the video over and over. why is it so amazing to see a baby roll over? mom asked if i remember the marvels of kids rolling over, and i said, of course, i am giddy every time ellie takes a step. perhaps these milestones in our childrens lives remind us about the wonder and simplicity of learning something new. and then perhaps we should take new "steps" as well and teach ourselves something too.
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