I see you

After a little bit of a rough evening last night, Little Miss Sophia settled down again and had a very good night and day today. Uncle Scot, Aunt Sherri and Cousin Max came to visit. We found out though that they only let siblings visit so Max and I entertained ourselves in the Library playing PBS Kids games on the Internet. Max did very well with the change in plans. At one point Patrick and I traded spots so I could get a picture of Uncle Scot and Aunt Sherri visiting with Sophie.

The last few days Sophie had tried to open up her eyes to see us. Today She really got her eyes open on Patrick and I. We were quietly chatting and She opened her eyes and looked at me. When Patrick started to talk she looked over at him and then closed her eyes. It was as if she was saying "I see you". I had the opportunity to get a photo of her eyes open just a little (of course I had the flash off so I did not hurt her little eyes). It's the little things like her opening her eyes and looking at us that really makes the time we spend with her special.

After their visit with Sophia we gave the Trio a tour of the Ronald McDonald house. They were as amazed with it as we are. Being that they stayed in one when they had Max they really enjoyed seeing and comparing the two Houses. The Cincinnati House was huge in comparison to the house they stayed in...in the Chicago land area. We also took them to the Zoo. It was wonderful to see them and of course their trip included a visit to the Lego Store.

After we bid our company adue we headed up to see Sophie again. She was sleeping soooo sound and looked extremely happy and comfortable. It is really good to see her so content (which she is most of the time) after seeing her look so uncomfortable, like she did for a while yesterday. Not to worry she was ok health wise she just needed some attention from the nurse to make her more comfortable.

Snug as a bug in a rug