As mentioned before, there are changes galore, and they are fast. It all started around the 15th of July when Andrea started working on rolling over and also complaining seriously about happenings in her mouth. For some time already it had been clear that something was going on in the bottom front of her mouth, but that weekend it also became clear that a break through would be imminent.
Ingrid’s mother had been visiting, and she said Andrea would have teeth and be rolling over soon. She was right. Within a week, the first tooth had broken through, and Andrea was easily rolling from stomach to back and back to stomach. Preferring the latter.
We also went on our first adventure after our trip to Lithuania, later that week. We took Andrea to the pool. She loved it. If she hadn’t gotten cold I am sure she would have loved to spend all day in the pool. Cousins Benedicte and Karianne joined us, as did Elise and husband with daughter Sunniva.
The next adventure came shortly after, when Andrea went flying for the second trip abroad in her short life. All three of us headed out to Dublin, Ireland to visit friends like Seamus, Conor, Catherine, Iseult and Theo. More on that trip in a later story. To this story it is mostly relevant insofar as it involved Andrea trying porridge for the first time in her life, and liking it quite a lot. Well, porridge, we call it “velling” in Norwegian, when the porrige is so liquid as to be only slightly less runny than milk.
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