6 Months Old! (And other news)

I’m not currently at home so I don’t have any new pictures but I figured I’d write a quick update. McKinley is officially six months old now! It is amazing how time flies. She is healthy and doing well. I don’t remember exact numbers but she was around the 10th percentile on weight, so nothing amazing but better then Lucas has ever been. She is getting more vocal and loves to laugh. She will still roll onto her belly the second you lay her down on the floor, but she enjoys it more now and doesn’t get upset as fast. She sleeps great (most times) and lately she has even been falling asleep on her own, which is great, since we struggled with Lucas sleeping good until he was almost a year old.

Speaking of Lucas, he continues to amaze us with how smart he is. He remembers things that I don’t even remember myself. And I think we can say he is pretty much potty trained now, which is great! It really wasn’t that difficult of a thing to accomplish (which is easy for me to say since I’m at work and school all day) but he has never had any real issue with using bathrooms in other places, like at stores or at church, so that is great. He is excited for it to start warming up so he can play outside.

Kryssi is continuing to be pretty crafty, making bows and now even making bibs.  She is getting better and better at it and enjoys it a lot.  I’m in the process of building her an online store so she can try and sell her wares, and hopefully that will be done soon.

I still really like my job and hope I can stay on once I’m done with school.  I know they really want me to stay, but it depends on salary.  I built a subsite for a March Madness promo one of our clients wanted to run, and they landed a $20,000 client out of it, so that was pretty cool.  It’s nice to see my work actually getting used, instead of just my own personal sites I’ve made in the past that get very few visitors.

But life is good at the Kotter house and we are hoping it finally starts looking like Spring around here.  We are all a little stir-crazy after being cooped up all winter.