Paige has been able to run the dvd player from a very young age. She has favorite movies, and even before she recognized letters and words, she could tell just by looking at them which ones were her favorite.
She can fast forward or rewind the dvd with exact precision to the spot she wants to watch, and she has spots on her favorite movies that she likes to watch over and over again. Anyone who visits our house leaves us humming a tune or singing a song that they can't get out of their head for probably hours after, lol.
So, the other day, she couldn't find the movie she wanted. She had the case, but no movie. So, she picks up the case, looks for a dvd in the group that has no writing on it. She then took the blank dvd and the case of the movie she wanted to the computer, handed it to Wayne who was sitting there, then opened the door to the dvd writer on the computer, put the dvd in, and waited, hoping that Wayne would find a copy of it and burn it for her.
She is so smart that girl of mine!!!
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Saturday, August 08, 2009
Happy Dance!!
*drum roll*
Tonight, coming back from the bathroom, Wayne let go of Paige's hand for a few seconds, and she STOOD ALL BY HERSELF in the middle of the living room. No other support, no walker, no wheelchair, no wall to hold on to, nothing but air, baby!!!
She was scared to death, and wasn't too happy until we started screaming and celebrating, and then she realized it was something to be proud of.
She couldn't figure out how to sit down without help, and didn't lift her foot to take a step, but she stood and it was glorious!!
How lucky I will be to witness first steps again!! Yahoo!!!
OW!
I think I broke my toe. I was going up the stairs in the dark two nights ago and of course, the stuff I left on the stairs to be taken up by Wayne or Dakotah had simply been stepped over on their way to bed.
So, as I realized it was still there, I reached to pick it up, and as I did, my foot collided with the big column base at the foot of our stair railing. It hurt like a beeotch but I shook it off - until I laid down in bed, and touching my toe to the sheet sent throbbing, pulsating pain into my foot. Every time I moved, it woke me up.
Geez. Now its all bruised and swollen looking and pushing its two brother toes off to the side.
You don't realize how much you use a tiny little toe, especially one that's not even on the side of your foot. It stretches with every step. Every time someone comes within 10 feet of me, I scream, "watch my toe!!!"
Kirby is like a magnet to it - he's stepped on it about 20 times already.
I'm pretty sure I'll recover from this tragedy, lol, as I did the same thing about 15 years ago when I tripped on Wayne's golf bag. Its already feeling a bit better, but it would be nice if I could suck some sympathy out of it for a while. :)
Good thing I don't have big feet - I can't even keep these small ones out of the way of anything.
I think I need to invent a toe sling.
Or maybe a toe cast.
And then you could all sign it in teeny tiny letters.
So, as I realized it was still there, I reached to pick it up, and as I did, my foot collided with the big column base at the foot of our stair railing. It hurt like a beeotch but I shook it off - until I laid down in bed, and touching my toe to the sheet sent throbbing, pulsating pain into my foot. Every time I moved, it woke me up.
Geez. Now its all bruised and swollen looking and pushing its two brother toes off to the side.
You don't realize how much you use a tiny little toe, especially one that's not even on the side of your foot. It stretches with every step. Every time someone comes within 10 feet of me, I scream, "watch my toe!!!"
Kirby is like a magnet to it - he's stepped on it about 20 times already.
I'm pretty sure I'll recover from this tragedy, lol, as I did the same thing about 15 years ago when I tripped on Wayne's golf bag. Its already feeling a bit better, but it would be nice if I could suck some sympathy out of it for a while. :)
Good thing I don't have big feet - I can't even keep these small ones out of the way of anything.
I think I need to invent a toe sling.
Or maybe a toe cast.
And then you could all sign it in teeny tiny letters.
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