Month of the Military Child - Days 5 & 6

Day 5 was Fun in the Sun-Splash Day. I'm not sure if she splashed around at daycare or not. I'm assuming she did, but they didn't tell us anything special. What I can tell you is that we went to the doctor's early that morning. Again. And she has an ear infection. Again. She has been off of the antibiotic for one week. When she started that antibiotic she hadn't even been off the previous one for one full day. She has had three ear infections back to back to back...in March! Not counting all the previous ones she has had. What does all this mean? She gets a ticket to go see the audiologist and the ENT. The audiologist to make sure the infections are not interfering with her speech and test for fluid, the ENT to consult for tubes. Her ENT appt is April 20th...we shall see. It also meant they gave up on oral antibiotics and just gave her 2 shots, and she had to go back today to get two more. She wasn't pleased, and was not in a very good mood.

As for Day 6: Can you guess what it was?

One the way to get the shots and go to school:


At home - giving a show:

No, it wasn't be a model day...it was Mix-Match Day! Her teachers said if it was a contest, Olivia would have won. She was the most mix-matched baby there! Today she donned her fav green flannel elmo pajamma pants, coupled with her purple island flower t-shirt, complete with her fav pink kicks (yes they are converse, the child has chuck taylor's). And FYI- she had on blue socks and her pig-tail ties were different colors too. So the idea is not only did she not match, she was wearing pajammas with a regular shirt. And if you look closely her pants have snowflakes on them and her shirt is summer-like beachy. So, that doesn't match either. Daddy said she looked awful, I say she looked awesome!

P.S. She had a blast showing off and modeling for me after school. She was too much, smiling and all. I guess it's safe to say those shots really make a difference!