She loves to sit by this little song thing on the side of the washing machine and push the button to play the different songs over and over again. I hope she has her father's sense of rhythm. So far so good, I think?
Thursday, August 24, 2006
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Taming the monster kitty
Anna has somehow consipired with Pocheen, our formerly evil cat, and they are now friends. Pocheen lets her pull her tail, laugh loudly in her face, bang on her back, pull her hair... and has not (yet) given her a swipe. I know it'll happen eventually, but I'm shocked every time I look over and Anna has a handful of Pocheen's fur, and Pocheen is just looking at me wistfully, remembering the days before this little hellion arrived.
I wanna play COMPUTER
Determined, to say the least... she always wants to play with the computer. I especially like the laughing she does now whenever she's headed somewhere.
Walking girl
Anna's been doing this level of walking for about a month now, that teetering, careful stepping... here's 10 steps caught on film, finally.
Monday, August 21, 2006
How big is Anna? 8/20/06
So big! This is a new trick that the west coast Chanoffs taught Anna when we were on LBI.
Aili and Annie bop with their dads on LBI 8/18/06
Anna shows Olli and Lexy's daughter Aili how she dances. She also gives us a signature Anna face towards the end of the video, and shows off her new "Mama" skill.
Cripple Creek 8/18/06
The first recorded "high five" occurs at the beginning of this video, as she and David Chanoff and Ev dance to Up on Cripple Creek.
She knows the word "dance" 8/17/06
All you have to do is ask her if she wants to dance, and she starts dancing. Evan's concerned it doesn't bode well for high school.
Caps lock baby 8/10/06
This is the oft-discussed skill Annie has developed of clicking only the caps-lock key on the keyboard, since it makes the light go on and off. She is a true computer genius.
Dancing 8/4/06
Anna works the remote control here, replaying the part of the song she loves and dancing to it.
The Creeper 8/4/06
Although Annie can walk without support, she still loves "creeping" around, leaning on the furniture.
