That means "yoghurt."
During her vacation at Grampa & Nana Jo's house, Emily has been working on her spoon skills. She does pretty well with the moo-goo, because she can basically just stick the spoon in the container and wiggle it around, and still come out with a decent spoonful of food.
The mixed vegetables are a little more of a challenge....
We went to Fudd's for hamburgers last night (I got french fries - yummy!) and there were other babies just everywhere! There was a cute little boy at the next table over, and I spent some time practicing my flirting skills.
The reason we got to go eat at Fuddrucker's is because Daddy and Mama got a new car. They had to go somewhere and sign a lot of papers, and it took a very long time - so long that Mama didn't have time to make dinner. (I stayed home during that part though, so I got to have Gramma feed me my dinner.) By the time they got home with the new car, everybody was very hungry and very excited, so they decided to go celebrate.
I guess I like the new car; for me in my carseat, it's all pretty much the same. This car is much smaller than our van, and the doors don't slide - and it doesn't vibrate as much as the van did, so I don't know if I'll be able to go to sleep in it when I'm very tired after a long day. Daddy says it's a smoother ride because it's a hybrid, but I don't know what that means. It smells nice, though, and Mama and Daddy seem to think it's really cool, so I'm sure it is. They say it's going to save them a lot of money - so that's good.
Maybe I'll get some more cookies or something.
