We couldn't get on the internet for the past 2 weeks for long periods of time so I'm now updating.
Avery Kate started real smiles on Easter Sunday at 5 weeks old. She's now 2 months old and had her first immunizations today. She's still really good at sleeping at night, although she prefers our bed to hers. She's a good-tempered baby and is very fun to interact with now that she smiles and is attempting to laugh. She's still very squirmy and if you put her down she'll kick and squirm non-stop, but she's now a lot better about being put in her bouncer or on the couch, she can chill for a lot longer now.
Today is also the visit of Barack O'Bama, as they call him here. It's funny to see how the Irish media portray him. "President Obama returns home" is one of the commercials they've been running. Penney's is selling shirts with "Nobody's more Irish than Barack O'Bama" on them. But unlike the Queen, he's not visiting Cork, and I'm not going up to Dublin to see him. Ireland's had a busy week.
Here are some photos of Avery:
Monday, May 23, 2011
HRH in CORK
For Avery Kate's 2-month birthday, HRH Queen Elizabeth the II decided to visit Cork. It was the last day of her historic first visit to Ireland and the activities of the first three days had gone well, despite the protests and controversy. The atmosphere in Cork was way more relaxed and they were encouraging people to come out and see the Queen. Cork had been getting a bit of a makeover in preparation for her visit. Did you know Cork is the City of Welcomes?
Avery Kate was obviously impressed by the Queen's visit...
Anyway, there were so many people there I had to go back up and get a stool to stand on so I could see, and then I had to lift up my camera above my head as high as I could to get any pictures, and I think I ended up with some amazing shots of the Queen. Haha.
This one would've been perfect if I could've seen what I was shooting, this is when she waved to our crowd before getting into her car.
Avery Kate was obviously impressed by the Queen's visit...
Anyway, there were so many people there I had to go back up and get a stool to stand on so I could see, and then I had to lift up my camera above my head as high as I could to get any pictures, and I think I ended up with some amazing shots of the Queen. Haha.
This one would've been perfect if I could've seen what I was shooting, this is when she waved to our crowd before getting into her car.
The massive TV screen on Patrick Street.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
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