Week 34: Hello Baby!

Week 34 brought something REALLY new to my life: a Granddaughter! My oldest daughter gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. She is a healthy and happy little gal weighing in at 8# 7 oz. and 21 inches long.

I spent a few nights with my grandson at their house while mom and dad were in the hospital with baby. My grandson is not quite two years old, so still working on the English language. Much of what he says is still gibberish, besides his favorite words and phrases, such as banana, hot coffee, and okie dokie.




When I came across this toy, I asked him what it was. It sounded like he was saying, "Beekel."

Then I looked at the tag . . . LOL, I guess that kid really does know what he's talking about!

Here he is giving his new baby sister some love.

 

Unfortunately, a few days after they came home, my son-in-law called me at 6 a.m., which you know is not going to be good news. My daughter was taken by ambulance to the hospital with vomiting, lower back pain, and chest pains. Short story is that she had a severe kidney infection. We are still unsure if she picked up something in the hospital when giving birth or if she had a festering uti that went unnoticed because of normal pregnancy symptoms. She was in the hospital for 3 days and I was back at their house, taking care of a toddler and newborn while my son-in-law was at the hospital. She is doing much better and is back home and hopefully things are back to normal for all of us.

In other news, I had taken my ipad to their house and had used it to try to log in to my blogger account last week. Google decided that was suspicious behavior and I was locked out of my account! I even had them send me a link to log in, using the old email account that I originally used to sign up with 10 years ago. Still wouldn't allow me, all because I was in a 'new location.' I find this so bizarre; so in today's world, where you can use free wifi most places, you can't sign in to Blogger if you've never signed in with that wifi before?? Makes no sense!

To add insult to injury, I now have this header on my page and can't seem to get rid of it:

Warning: Google prevented a suspicious attempt to sign in to your account using your password. Review activity now.

I've reviewed it multiple times, saying that it WAS ME, but it doesn't seem to do any good.