snowdeal.org > ex machina: the eric update - day 272: rolling the "hard" way, unassisted! crawling in his crib?

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the eric update - day 272: rolling the "hard" way, unassisted! crawling in his crib?

about two days ago, odin suddenly gained the ability to roll over from his back to his stomach! of course, he's been able to roll over from his stomach to his back for quite awhile, but he hasn't seemed very interested trying the more difficult version of the move until just recently. he especially likes to roll onto his stomach while he's sleeping and we'll often find him laying on his stomach after at the end of a nap - which is exactly how i found him this morning after a lengthy 2 hour nap.

is it just me or does he look like he's practicing crawling all by himself in the crib? we've found him in all sorts of odd positions in his crib after a nap and i wonder if he's been practicing more than rolling over during his supposed naps!

perhaps he's a bit camera shy and wants to get all the moves worked out before i start snapping pictures :-)

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4/02/2005 08:54:00 PM 2 comments

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Ya know, in comparing that picture to the few pictures I have seen of you, Mr. Snowdeal, I have to say that your progeny does indeed resemble you overmuch in addition to resembling your wife.

How's that for a run on sentence? :p

By pumpkinhead, at 2:52 PM

How's that for a run on sentence?

perhaps my continual abuse of the rules of grammer is effecting your own writing style :-)

i still think he looks much more like kris than myself, but perhaps an unbiased eye is better at detecting these sort sof things.

By e3, at 9:00 AM

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