It feels like I've struck gold every time I find that I can sneak away after she falls asleep because it is so rare. It takes a whole lot of nursing to get her to stay asleep and a lot of tiptoeing to get out of the room to grab the digicam. These moments are so precious and delicate, I dare not even as much as stifle a sneeze and if one really creeps up my nose, I bury my face in a pillow to do so. Anyway, there is a slight gap between her cot bed and ours though they are of the same level. A tad dangerous and we are going to fix it but I never leave her to sleep alone anyway.
Here she my koala sleeping next to her cloth pink bear (present from Fel). I am trying to get her to be attached to it instead of being attached to me. Let's see how that works out.
Look at those thighs! I hope that means she is cushioning a great amount of muscle in them.
Keina's palms. I remember showing them to my mom and in-laws once and they were surprised to see the palm lines. It never occurred to them that her fate is already written in her hands- ready to be rewritten by her as she grows older.
Keina's tiny feet- they are not-yet-strong enough to support her weight to walk
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