Showing posts with label bananas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bananas. Show all posts

May 22, 2012

Making Up For Yesterday...

Dave pointed out to me that yesterday's blog post was depressing. That is true, but I pointed out that the entire situation with Sushi is depressing. However, in an attempt to provide more cheerful fare, we took some adorable pictures of Saké. Sadly, the camera batteries died before I was able to upload the pictures. So instead, I offer an adorable picture of Saké with a piece of banana from May, 2011.

Saké

March 5, 2012

Sleepy Sushi

I woke Sushi up the other day to give her a bit of banana. It was one of those things where if  I didn't wake her up, she wasn't going to get any at all because of the timing. Because she is limited in what she can eat, whenever I have something soft enough that she might enjoy, I try to make sure she gets some.

Despite being sleepy, she definitely was interested in the banana. The resulting photos show her with pretty crusty eyes, which is a sure sign that she just woke up.



March 2, 2012

Friday!

Because it's Friday, a picture of Saké with banana hanging out of her mouth.


January 20, 2012

Saké

Saké cracks me up. The other night I walked into the bedroom, turned on the light, and found Saké wrapped up in a towel.


I had a bit of banana for each of the girls. Saké was interested but not enough to actually come out of her towel. She stuck her face out just far enough to grab the piece of banana and then settled back under her towel and ate.



December 15, 2011

It's Bananas!

Bananas are one of the fruits that Sushi can eat without problem. I often mix pieces into her lab block/baby cereal mush, but sometimes she just prefers to eat a chunk of it straight from the peel:

Sushi.

July 15, 2011

Banana Time is Serious Time

I love how contemplative Saké looks with her banana.

Quietly contemplating her delicious banana.

May 26, 2011

Bananas!

Dave offered the girls a bit of banana this morning. Sushi took her piece to the back of the hammock out of sight, but Saké was more cooperative.