It's a Thanksgiving Poo Miracle!

I know that these past two weeks have been hard for you! Two weeks since the last Levi update, how awful. Well, here's what's been going on for the past two weeks. On a side note, Levi is sporting a sweet knit hat made by great grandma Lucy (my dad's mom) in the above picture.

The last two weeks have been pretty busy. I went up north hunting two weekends ago (which was the main reason there wasn't a post last week) and then this past week...Thanksgiving! Levi's new activities have included grabbing things, sucking on everything, expressing the emotions of surprise and fear, and he even rolled over once.


Here he's very upset that he can't see the computer screen...

The week before Thanksgiving my mom and her mom (Goggy) came down to visit Jenny and me... I mean Levi. They couldn't care less if we were there (except for when he needed to be fed!).

He also got the pleasure of going to the Holiday parade in Milwaukee. As you can see, he really enjoyed himself.

And he got to visit the wiggle room at our parents' church. What a great idea, every church needs this!

More grabbing and sucking...

and sleeping on mommy.

This face represents our key prayer of the week... please poop Levi, just poop for Mommy and Daddy. Thanks to the barium study that was done on him three weeks ago, he hadn't pooped in about 6 days. But on Thanksgiving that streak ended, or should I say the streak was in his pants...

We also made a visit to Whitewater this past week and Levi got to meet Katrina, Dr. Kuzoff, Jenny's dance friends, her dance professor Barb, and Pastor Brian. Go Warhawks!

We got to spend some more time with the Roundys, too! The visit wouldn't have been complete without a trip down to Jonathan's "man cave" where we played pac-man.

Another quality diaper fill...

A walk with Jenny's dad and brother Drew

(fit for a prince; propped up with pillows and all)...

And this weekend ended with an evening visit from Levi's friend Cyrus... because his mommy and daddy needed an evening out on the town. Have a good week everyone and I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving.