Over the past couple of months we've really noticed a change in Lucy...and that change is...mobility. It's not just walking, it's her entire personality. Walking enables her to get into the bathroom to drink from the toilet, to plunge down the basement stairs headfirst, to eat even more of Daddy's shoes, and to pick up things Mommy and Daddy have carelessly left laying around just to prove to us that our babyproofing efforts are totally Lame and In Vain (tm).
In this picture, Lucy and Brian are posing in front of a car at the Classic Car Show we went to when we were visiting my parents in Oregon. Or, at least, Brian is posing. Lucy is trying to escape in the most wiggly way possible. Points to Brian though for smiling through the pain.s
Here's Brian, Lucy and my Dad. You'll recognize the Colonel by the super-fashionable Diet Coke t-shirt he's wearing. He's a True Believer in the power of Diet Coke, and Lucy appears to be fascinated by the whole spectacle. Also, please note: the baseball cap also says Diet Coke...no one can say The Dietz's aren't committed to the Diet Coke cause.
In her numerous explorations of Grandma and Grandpa's house, Lucy found this very stylish fleece vest and wore it around the house as a kind of Baby Snuggie. Please notice the suspicious look (try not to STEAL THIS Mommy...like usual...). Also, please notice the piece of furniture behind Lucy, which contains but TWO of the approximately ELEVENTY BILLION knobs, pulls, and handles in Grandma and Grandpa's Wonderland of Drawers Full of Dangerous Things.
Again with the Diet Coke. I especially like the look on her face, which seems to say "Can we get a nipple on this bottle...pronto!?"
I don't remember why were taking pictures of Lucy at this exact minute - probably just because she's so ridiculously cute. It especially helps that Brian says twelve times a day "BOY! Lucy sure could use a HAIRCUT!" I'm starting to think he planted this picture just to mess with me.
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