Evelyn's Outlook:

Yesterday Mom and Dad put me in my carseat and then snapped me into this thing on wheels that they call a stroller. When I say "snap", I really mean snap. It makes the whole carseat move and makes a loud noise that usually makes me jump. I figure that is better than me falling out of the stroller and getting smushed by the heavy carseat but the people who make these contraptions should really focus on making something more baby-friendly and less startling.

When we first took off I thought to myself, "Oh neat, a change of scenery. And look -- Dad is pushing me!" I couldn't see where we were going but I was glad to be along for the ride. My dog, Toby, even got to come along. Even though I couldn't see him I could just tell he felt very special.

I was enjoying being able to look at my Dad and I liked hearing my Mom and Dad laugh. I wasn't sure if there were any other babies around to make them laugh or if it was me but Mom exclaimed, "Look at her cheeks jiggle!" and then they'd both giggle.

Then things changed, though. I don't know what happened but all of a sudden my ride got very bumpy. Mom took a picture of me and I'd have to admit that my facial expression says exactly how I was feeling.

I can't talk yet so I have to cry to try to communicate what I want or how I'm feeling. This new aspect of our walk, the bumpiness, didn't make me cry it just threw me for a big loop. I'm a very expressive young lady so Mom and Dad could tell I was surprised by the look on my face.

They laughed even harder than they did earlier when Mom mentioned the girl with the jiggly cheeks which may or may not have been directed towards me. I'm pretty sure there wasn't anyone else around besides us but my vision was limited so I can't say with 100% certainty.

Eventually I got tired not being in on the jokes and gave a look that is pictured below and they brought me back home.

I know Mom needs to work on blogging more regularly instead of blogging once or twice a week and posting seven entries each time but I thought that no one would mind if I shared my outlook. Am I right?