For those of you who don't know, we have a
Wii game console. It is a lot of fun. We enjoy playing on it occasionally. Recently, Lindsey has been wanting to play constantly. She has the Disney Princess game and loves it. I, however, like it but could do without. In order to start playing the game, you have to design your own princess. You pick out everything for this girl. The dress, the color of the dress, the accent color of the dress, the shoes, the color of the shoes, earrings, bracelet, crown, hair, eyes, etc. You get the point. Well, it takes Lindsey about ten minutes just to do that part and by that time it is time for bath or bed or something else. Anyway, she loves to make her own princess but then needs help to do the rest of the game. So, while it is fun for her, it is work for us because we are the ones who have to figure the game out.
Then we have
Wii Fit because what good is a
Wii without
Wii Fit. It is so much fun but of course I have no time to actually do it. When Robert and Lindsey get it out to "work out" (if you can call it that because it is fun) that is when Reagan needs to eat or needs something else from me. But, although I don't get to play it much, it is a whole lot of fun to watch. Here are some pictures from our
Wii experiences...
Lindsey doing Hula-Hoop on Wii Fit during Thanksgiving at Marilyn's house.
Daddy helps Lindsey sometimes on
MarioKart. She doesn't always go in the direction of the finish line, which is kinda the point of the game.
Reagan "gave" Lindsey the Disney Princess
Wii game for Christmas. Look how excited Reagan is - she just can't wait to play the game too.
Our college group has had fun playing
Wii Fit too. (Notice the tongue sticking out!)
Lindsey concentrating hard on choosing the proper attire for her princess. I'm telling you, it's hard work.
Reagan and daddy watching Lindsey do
Wii Fit.
Here she goes on the ski jump.
Flying through the air on ski jump. Notice her mouth. Surely that is how you go farther.
Yummy pears!
I absolutely love this smile. I can't believe that she is already seven months old.
Reagan was laughing and she kept throwing her head down at just the right time where I couldn't get a picture of it. Still cute, though!
And to top off Reagan turning seven months, her first tooth popped through on Saturday. Yea!
Reagan really enjoys being in her saucer.
Lindsey was invited to a Tinker Bell party. I know, she is not dressed like Tinker Bell but the mom of the birthday girl said she could dress up anyway she wanted and this is what won. (If you look closely, you can see that she had just eaten a Thin Mint.)
Here is Lindsey dressed for Silly Day at school. But she didn't get to go to school that day because it was a bad weather day. Of course, she wanted to wear what she had picked out anyway. So she had her own silly day at home.
Silly Day - Take 2! (she did get to go to school this day - Yea for both mom and daughter!)
Here is Lindsey after Circus Day at school. She loved her rainbow (and flower on the other cheek) and didn't want them to come off that night.
Reagan looks a little scared of her peas. Or maybe she was scared of the faces I was making trying to get her to smile. Who knows what goes through baby's heads!?!
This is how I found Lindsey during one of her naps. Loved how her fingers were intertwined. Funny!
Reagan was a little taken aback by the sweetness (or sourness) of her applesauce.
Reagan also found the peaches a little sweet. But each time I would give her something else (oatmeal or rice cereal) she would cry because it wasn't the fruit. Go figure!
Lindsey did her own make-up for the first time. Lovely, right? Her eyeshadow was blue and at the outside corners of her eyes. The blush was really bright pink and pretty low on the cheeks. But I had to take a picture of how cute she was.
This is what I saw when I finished taking the above picture. I thought Reagan looked cute and like she was ready to fly. 
Daddy helps Lindsey sometimes on MarioKart. She doesn't always go in the direction of the finish line, which is kinda the point of the game.
Reagan "gave" Lindsey the Disney Princess Wii game for Christmas. Look how excited Reagan is - she just can't wait to play the game too.
Our college group has had fun playing Wii Fit too. (Notice the tongue sticking out!)
Lindsey concentrating hard on choosing the proper attire for her princess. I'm telling you, it's hard work.
Reagan and daddy watching Lindsey do Wii Fit.
Here she goes on the ski jump.
Flying through the air on ski jump. Notice her mouth. Surely that is how you go farther.
What is that in my bowl?
I don't think I like this!
The girls playing. Do you think Reagan will always have this good of posture?
Here is the first attempt at taking Reagan's six month picture. She was not a happy girl - time to eat and then go to bed.
I managed to get a sort-of smile.
But I guess I didn't torture her too much last night taking pictures - she looked pretty relaxed when I went to get her this morning.
And Lindsey had winter hat day at school today - too bad it felt more like a spring day!
She has no idea what she is in for - first taste of real food!
Daddy was the first to give her rice cereal. Yum! (Notice Robert's mouth - just try and feed a baby without making your mouth do what you want theirs to do!)
Or not!
I guess Lindsey was thinking that she could magically change the food to be ice cream or something that would taste better to Reagan.
Just a cute picture of our little one.
She does love her exersaucer. I have a picture of Lindsey that looks very similar - I'll have to find it.
First taste of oatmeal.
She looks a little happier about this than the rice cereal. Don't you think?
