We had such aspirations! This morning we laid out a loose plan -- the only type of plan that makes any sense these days -- of neighborhood walk, Mystic Aquarium, and the possibility of a stop in Warwick on the way home to get a nap-encouraging swing. We ended up, though, accomplishing little other than a low-key happy-baby day, which is plenty.
Madeline started crying before she was awake this morning; once she was up, though, she was happy, hungry, and stretchy.
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But once we'd been home for a few minutes, her hunger took over. And she ate so enthusiastically that we missed the window for timely driving to Mystic. We weren't too keen on going anywhere else, so we stayed home, played with baby, and got a little work in while she slept again.
As for playing, we read some books (How Do Dinosaurs Love Their Cats?, The Color Kittens, and The Rainbow Fish), we marveled at the Food Chain Friends, and Madeline even enjoyed sitting up and then toppling over.
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