Lilia goes in spurts where she eats well and then is a picky eater. Right now she is eating mostly everything we eat. For lunch she had a quesadilla with red pepper and onion and for dinner she had aji de gallina (spicy, but not too spicy, chicken dish). She loves almost anything as long as it is also on mommy and daddy’s plate.
I know that taking a pic of this reinforces the bad action, but I just HAD to get a pic of this. Usually she has a tray on her chair and can’t move her little tootsies.
Lilia is scouting out what we should have for dinner. She’s at a loss for the main course…..
but she’s already chosen her condiments!
In other news, mommy is TIRED! At 3 a.m. we had a little tremor/earthquake. I can’t actually say that the shaking was strong but the noise and rumbling it made was pretty loud. Later we found out that it was actually a 4.3 on the richter scale. It was the first tremor that I actually felt the need to get Lilia out of bed and make it for the door. By the time I had her out and was halfway down the hall, the shaking/noise stopped and Lilia waved to daddy and went back to bed. My legs were JELLO and I had a hard time getting back to sleep with the adrenaline pumping through my body. This is what a tired Lilia and mommy look like:
That means ‘hello?’ in Lilia language. Lilia is obsessed with answering all her little phones.
A Peruvian suggested that I give Lilia a chicken bone to gnaw on. I asked if it was safe and was assured that it was. Turns out I am not too familiar with the anatomy of a chicken bone. Lilia spit out the little cartilage piece as soon as she got it off, but I better check for myself from now on!
