Many topics in one today!
Sebastian got his first stitches already! He was running around like usual and ran into the corner of Sean's desk, tearing a gash in his forehead. We used to have corner guards on the corners, but Sebs would take the guards off and eat them, which was probably more dangerous than smacking his head. So now we have washcloths duct-tapped to the corners instead.
Here is a photo of his two stitches. (Sean was also playing with depth of field with the brand new camera, can you tell?)
He got his first popsicle while in the hospital (yep, this is his 3rd hospital visit already; twice for what we now know is sickness-induced asthma and once for the stitches).
And he had so many toys to play with, too!
While Sebastian is obviously 100% on table food, we still don't feed him exactly what we eat ourselves. We eat generally healthy, but also somewhat unique, so we assume baby won't want to eat what we do, so we are in the horrible habit of preparing a separate meal for him most of the time. Well, this practice must stop as soon as possible, so a few days ago we fed him his very first taco. Tacos aren't unusual by any means, but it's not his staple black beans, chicken, bread, applesauce, cheese, corn, and green bean buffet that we normally feed him.
He simply didn't know what to do with it, but he ate most of it and tried to feed the rest to the cat, who shockingly doesn't like any table food except Balsamic vinegar.
On Wednesday, we attended the "Trunk or Treat" event at the church we have been attending. The kids get together to play games and then trick or treat out of people's trunks in the parking lot. There was a huge turn-out as usual and Sebastian didn't know what to do with all the commotion. He enjoyed having the whole church to himself to run around at the end, though, as we are usually the last people to leave anything we go to.
He started the night by fishing. He won candy, but he won't eat any of it, of course. (Neither will the parents, most likely.)
Here he is posing with mommy and tired already. Sebastian is a kangaroo this year with a baby in his pouch, implying he is a female kangaroo. But if no one explains that part to him, I don't think he will notice.
He actually understood the concept of bowling; and then wanted to bring the pins around the church with him.
Then heading outside for some fun. These girls cut in line in front of Sebastian, so the lady on her trunk lectured them and made them wait a long time for candy.
Collecting as many Milk Duds as possible (for daddy).
More coming soon, including a video!