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I was watching this TV special about Michael Jordan tonight, and I'm learning to stick out my tongue too. (Don't you want to be like Mike too?) Don't get me wrong, I still like to grab and chew on things. Tonight Daddy stayed home with me, and I devoured my first Gerber stage 2 meal, Vegetable Chicken dinner... yumm ummmaaaaammmm mmmm.

I had some barley cereal for appetizer, and topped it off with some town house crackers for dessert. Am I learning to dine or what? A nice warm bath rounded out my evening, after a hectic weekend of mingling with many new people at my new church, where I saw a young friend of mine get baby dedicated yesterday.

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