I don't know how she can finds this comfortable!
Trip to Vegas
We went to visit Sarah in Las Vegas this weekend. We left around 7pm Friday night and Lucy slept the whole way. She did pretty well the whole weekend, a little fussy here and there. She had her own room, too! I wasn't too keen on the idea but Daniel had already set up her bed ("It's in the wrong room!!") We bought a baby monitor and it worked out just fine. You couldn't hear anything from the downstairs when you were up. It was very nice to watch TV at night and actually hear it!
We went to an outdoor shopping center called Town Square Las Vegas. Not only did it have lots of places to shop, it had a nice park area for kids to play. Here are Daddy and Lucy in the grass.
Everyone was there with kids and they were very friendly.
One of the places we ate at was The Cracked Egg. They had delicous food and good service. Outside was a small courtyard area we played in for a few minutes before we left.
This weekend Lucy learned to stand up all on her own. She would put her hands down, straighten her legs, then check between them to see who was watching!! Hehe, it was very cute. She did that for a couple days then she stood up. Now she's a pro and loving it!
The Bellagio water show
On our way home today we stopped at my mom's. Lucy had fun playing on the swing set and trampoline.
She also had a blast playing on the drums with Grampa Danny.
We left at around 7am this morning to get breakfast and Starbucks; got on the 15 around 8 and Lucy slept the whole way to my mom's. We played there for a few hours and had lunch; then she slept the whole way home! Yipee!!!
Sonic Boom
ABC 7
By Eileen Frere
ORANGE, Calif. (KABC) -- That "mysterious boom" rattled a lot of nerves and a lot of windows Tuesday night. Local authorities were swamped with phone calls from anxious residents. Orange County seems to have gotten the worst of it.
Some people say it felt like an earthquake, although they say their homes didn't shake, but they heard rattling of doors and windows. Others thought someone was trying to break in to their homes.
Morning coffee in Placentia and the talk centers around what happened Tuesday night. Thousands of people in Orange County felt something between 9 and 9:30 p.m.
"At about 9 o'clock, I'd say, there was a mild shaking," said Fullerton resident Daniel Ungerleider. "I felt my windows rattling a lot, and it was only for about 10 seconds."
A number of law enforcement agencies logged calls at the same time Tuesday night.
"Most of the people, it was that somebody was either jiggling the door knob, or the door itself, or there was some movement on the window making them believe that there was a prowler," said Sgt. Rick Martinez, Anaheim Police Dept.
"I was just sitting there with my roommate watching TV, and all of a sudden it was just like, I heard my windows shaking and we were kind of moving a little bit and I looked at her and I was like, 'Was that an earthquake?'," said Fullerton resident Olivia Vazques. "She's like, 'I don't know.'"
According to USGS officials, they did not record any earthquakes Tuesday night that would be felt across the county. The National Weather Service says there were no reports of strong wind or unusual weather.
"I've seen a lot of action in the sky. You know, a lot of rocket, kind of missile-looking kind of things going on," said Placentia resident Laura Meloni.
After reviewing data, USGS officials say what they believe rattled windows did in fact come from the sky, a sonic boom likely caused by a high-speed jet.
Officials say it was likely a military jet. They are capable of producing a sonic boom, breaking the sound barrier. But where exactly that jet came from and what was it doing still isn't clear.
By Eileen Frere
ORANGE, Calif. (KABC) -- That "mysterious boom" rattled a lot of nerves and a lot of windows Tuesday night. Local authorities were swamped with phone calls from anxious residents. Orange County seems to have gotten the worst of it.
Some people say it felt like an earthquake, although they say their homes didn't shake, but they heard rattling of doors and windows. Others thought someone was trying to break in to their homes.
Morning coffee in Placentia and the talk centers around what happened Tuesday night. Thousands of people in Orange County felt something between 9 and 9:30 p.m.
"At about 9 o'clock, I'd say, there was a mild shaking," said Fullerton resident Daniel Ungerleider. "I felt my windows rattling a lot, and it was only for about 10 seconds."
A number of law enforcement agencies logged calls at the same time Tuesday night.
"Most of the people, it was that somebody was either jiggling the door knob, or the door itself, or there was some movement on the window making them believe that there was a prowler," said Sgt. Rick Martinez, Anaheim Police Dept.
"I was just sitting there with my roommate watching TV, and all of a sudden it was just like, I heard my windows shaking and we were kind of moving a little bit and I looked at her and I was like, 'Was that an earthquake?'," said Fullerton resident Olivia Vazques. "She's like, 'I don't know.'"
According to USGS officials, they did not record any earthquakes Tuesday night that would be felt across the county. The National Weather Service says there were no reports of strong wind or unusual weather.
"I've seen a lot of action in the sky. You know, a lot of rocket, kind of missile-looking kind of things going on," said Placentia resident Laura Meloni.
After reviewing data, USGS officials say what they believe rattled windows did in fact come from the sky, a sonic boom likely caused by a high-speed jet.
Officials say it was likely a military jet. They are capable of producing a sonic boom, breaking the sound barrier. But where exactly that jet came from and what was it doing still isn't clear.
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