Monday, September 05, 2005
Doctor Stats
Here are the stats from Arthur's last doctor visit:
Date: August 15, 2005
Weight: 15 lb 0.08oz. This places Arthur over the 95% in weight for babies his age (nine weeks, at that time).
Body Length: 24.2 inches long.
Head circumference: 41 cm. I don't know why our doctor's office uses English measurments one moment and metric the next.
The doctor says that Aurthur is "in perfect health." ... And then proceded to look at us suspiciously, as if we had been feeding Arthur a pound of butter every week. Through a funnel.
Dr Jimmy: "And how do you know when he's had enough to nurse?"
Mark: "He lets us take the bottle away."
Arthur next got a series of shots. Which he hated.
In the three weeks since Arthur's visit, I think he's gained about two more pounds and Mark thinks he's gotten longer.
Mark has been back at work for about a month. When we're not walking around outside, Arthur's usually sleep or feeding.
I've discovered the Eugene Library's DVD collection, so Arthur and I have been watching The Avengers (wow, those plots are slow), Upstairs Downstairs (1905 soap opera), Star Trek: The Original Series (I've heard that a star ship captain has to be a paragon of virtue. I've never met a paragon before.) , and The Pirates of Penzance (Faithless woman, to betray me). Mark was especially horified that I got a hold of Cher's Farwell Concert (Do you believe in life after love?), and we both agreed that Troy was so terrible that not even the cool costumes and sets could help (Honor the gods, serve your city, and love your women).
Arthur seems to like the Star Trek red alert music and will go to sleep to it when we hum it.
We've also been listening to books on CD. This is helpful, because I'm realizing that I forget to speak to Arthur as I go about the house. Alice in Wonderland seems to be a hit, and I'm hoping that Arthur gets an English accent from it. When we're in the car, we listen to The da Vinci Code. Maybe Arthur will get an outrageous French accent from that.
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