On Tuesday GraceAnn discovered that she can curl her tongue in her mouth, so for the past few days, that's been about all she's done. It's kind of funny to watch her do it, and I think she thinks she's pretty neat.
Tonight Gracie had her first taste of pears. For the first few tastes she puckered up a little bit, but then she got used to it and she ate them fine. So now she gets to have rice cereal and pears for supper, and then she's a happy girl for the rest of the night. Unless her mama's gone.
Last night was enrichment night and I was gone for quite a while. I guess Travis had quite the time with GraceAnn. She wouldn't eat her cereal and she cried and fussed most of the evening; that is until I came home.
Our enrichment was one preparedness, not only for long term storage but also preparing for a pandemic. There is a lot of information on the Church website. I think we should all read up on it prepare. The lady that did the presentation has five years of food storage in a little townhouse that's probably no bigger than my house. It made me realize that I have a lot to do yet to be prepared, but we're getting there.
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