







When I bounce him to sleep, during the day or at night, I have to use his arm as a gauge to whether Rooney is asleep or not. While I am bouncing him, his right arm is always flailing about. Sometimes he throws it around wildly, other times, he tries to see if my lips are detachable. Although his eyes may be closed, you have to watch the arm, because even though his eyes appear closed and Rooney is asleep, he is not truly asleep, until he finally rests his arm.
2 comments:
Coaching 1st for Mariners? Directing traffic at Safeco Field?
This child is incredibly cute!
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