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First Food and . . . a TV?!

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So, it has been a week or so since we gave Hinckley his first "real food" AKA a bit of rice cereal. He was pretty confused at first, and made some terribly delightful faces. After this week though he is all smiles and excitement. 




On the same day we gave Hinckley some food we made a wildly random decision to buy our first TV. It fits snuggly in our desk/entertainment center/cupboard thing and now we can watch YouTube, Netflix, DVDs or whatever on a larger screen than our laptops. That sort of feels good. We are still determined never to pay for cable or anything of that nature. 



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  1. UnknownJanuary 12, 2014 at 7:08 AM

    Looks nice. Hinckley looks pretty happy too. We send our love.
    John & Linda

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  2. Rachael SpencerJanuary 12, 2014 at 2:45 PM

    I love your pics. Was that a REAL gingerbread house from the other post?
    Hinckley is so big! And it is fun to watch them take those first bites of every new food. They sure let you know if they like it or not!

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