We have added the delightful-smelling carrot baby food to Reagan's diet the past two evenings, and she seems to like them.  Last night, she had maybe 1/4 of the little container, and we tossed the rest.  That seemed like a big waste to me -- why does Gerber insist on using these relatively giant containers for their so-called "First Foods"?  What kind of baby just starting to eat is going to eat all of this goop, even if they actually like it?  Well, the answer to my question is:  the Reagan kind of baby.  Tonight, she killed the whole thing.  Sure, there was a fair amount of it on her face and (mixed with drool) in the little pouch on her bib, but we're counting it as a finished container.  Is it possible those Gerber folks know a little more about the eating habits of babies than I do?

And just in case that little bit of minutia wasn't insignificant enough for you, she also rolled over again during her afternoon nap today.  And again, Susan and I missed it.  Also, it is snowing here for the second time this season.  When did we move to Buffalo?