A day in the life...

We missed church this morning. Mommy was sleeping in your room last night because you kept waking up and so I was so exhausted when my alarm clock rang. I just turned it off to get another 5 minutes of sleep, but I ended up waking up at 9:30am. Daddy never wakes himself up unless it's me waking (or forcing) him to get up on Sunday to go to church. He again didn't wake up. Sigh.

Well, we decided to head to Ikea in the morning to have their $1 breakfast. Honestly, that place is a favourite among young parents. It's so cheap and family-friendly. The bad news was that since kids go back to school on Tuesday it was PACKED. The line-up for the breakfast was the longest that I've seen in my life and they ran out of everything- ketchup, cream and sugar for coffee, syrup. It was not good. Luckily you didn't mind. You ate almost half of mommy's plate. I was still hungry... Double sigh.

Yummy yummy pancakes.

Nom nom nom.

"More please!" as you say to me every time you finish eating something.

Afterwards, daddy and I went to a mall nearby our house to just window shop. We were trying to get you to walk, but you weren't having any of it. You got down on a kimchi squat and just stayed there.

The classic Kimchi squat.
According to the Urban Dictionary, a kimchi squat is:

1. Similar to the asian squat but kimchi refers to Koreans because in most cases,
Koreans are the only people who can pull it off comfortably and naturally. At times a Chinese or
other asian might be able to do it, but never has one seen a black or Mexican do it like Koreans.
They have their own squats.

2. What happens when you give a Korean a cigg and make them wait with no chairs or see
Koreans loitering

"Get up out of your kimchi squat foo we gotta go!"

The girl by the kiosk was laughing at you. Way to go Aidan.

Daddy had soccer in the afternoon so mommy and you went over to your Toronto grandparents' house because Auntie Sara/Uncle Dan and Auntie Jess/Uncle Wayne was there. We hadn't seen Emma in a while so I was really eager to see her. We also wanted to see how your Toronto grandpa was doing. He's still in a lot of pain, but it's normal for someone to have gone through surgery to feel that way.

Auntie Jessica is going to hate that I'm posting these pictures of you crying, but I think Emma
looks so cute here! 

Emma is one cute girl. She's still quite small, but she's opening her eyes more.

Look how tiny she is in her car seat. 

Auntie Jessica has been having a hard time lately because Emma is feeding a lot which means
that Auntie Jess has to wake up every hour to feed her. I keep telling her that it's hard at the
beginning and will get a little easier. Everyone does it. Nobody said it was easy.