Milly turned seven months old today. She celebrated by having a pretty fussy day. I don’t know if she was tired or what, but I ended up putting her down just a little bit earlier than usual for her morning nap and when she got cranky this evening she fussed the whole time we put her down for her nap until we decided that there wasn’t enough time for her to fall asleep and be worthwhile before her dinner. In fact, she was good for a little bit after we got her up, but she was so fussy that we ended up feeding her about ten minutes early.
It’s not like she was bad all day though. She had some fun and sweet times too.
I met a client we’ve had for a year or so today. He was having some email trouble and we were having a hard time taking care of it over the phone, so I just went over to help him out. We have so many clients, even here in Wilmington, that I’ve never actually met, and it’s good to put a face to a name sometimes.
Justin and Lisa Hauenstein came over for dinner tonight. It’s been since a little after Milly was born since we’ve spent any real time with just then, except for when we were all over at the Boscljons’ a little bit back, and it was really good to catch up with them. They’re expecting a baby, Ayden Matthew, on May 8, a day before Amanda’s birthday. That’ll be a great Mother’s Day present for Lisa.
After dinner, and after Milly went to bed, Justin checked out Wii Fit for a few minutes, but we spent more of our time playing Beatles Rock Band. Amanda sang while Justin and I switched back and forth between guitar and drums. Lisa, being very pregnant and all, didn’t have the energy.
My Xbox 360 is going green again, which isn’t a good thing in this case. It means the video card is about to go out again.
Anyway, the Hauensteins left around 9:30 I think and Amanda and I watched an episode of Community before she went to bed.
On a different note, I talked to my friend Jason Revill today. Their big dog, Maggie, went missing a few days ago. They don’t know if their neighbor might have something to do with it or if someone just picked her up or if she’s just gone or what. To boot, Sophie, their little dog, is not doing well. Jason said they’re thinking they’ll put her down next week. I remember when they first got her. Jason said they’ve never not had a dog (I remember Norman and Winston before Sophie and Maggie) and Andy, Jason’s dad, doesn’t think he wants to go through getting another one and losing it again. I really feel for them.
Zach Dotsey