I did intend to update the blog when Corinne hit the 2 month mark. Some of the information I planned to include was her weight at that time (10 lb 10 oz) her height/length (23 inches) and that she had started sleeping a bit longer at night. Now, at 3 months, she's weighing in at 12 lb 6 oz and seems to be getting longer by the day. She's growing like crazy! She's also been a very busy girl the first few months of her life.

At the end of June, we flew back to Minnesota to catch a Twins game...and to see family and attend 2 weddings. Corinne is a super-star traveler! As soon as we got to Minneapolis, we went straight to the Metrodome for the Twins game. Corinne loved it...at least Jeremy is convinced that she loved it. Despite all the noise, she did really well. It was a bit tricky trying to feed her in the stands, so I convinced the staff to let me use a quiet space to feed her. (They were awesome about it!) I ended up in the pressbox used for the Vikings games, which was relatively quiet and was a great view of the game. At the end of the game, we took pictures of Corinne at the famous Kirby Puckett "golden seat."

The three of us
Corinne with Auntie Tahnee
Corinne is so hungry she's trying to eat daddy's arm
Corinne with Daddy in the Golden Seat

After staying the night with Mark and Jenny, we drove to Alexandria, Minnesota for Justin and Katy's wedding. We had so much fun seeing the family! From Alexandria, we headed west to Fargo, where we spent the week. Corinne got to spend a lot of time with Great Grandma and Grandpa Schiele, Great Uncle Kent and Aunt Cindee, and Grandma Bonnie. After visiting Fargo for the week, we headed back to Minnesota, this time to Walker, for Bjorn and Meghan's wedding. By that point, I think Corinne was starting to get tired of all the traveling, because the first night in Walker, she had her first all-out meltdown...a solid 45 minutes of screaming and crying. Jeremy and I hadn't heard her cry for more than a couple minutes before that episode, so we were at a bit of a loss. After taking almost all we could handle, Bonnie, Greg and Tahnee came over to our hotel room and were able to help get Corinne settled. After that, she slept beautifully. Although we had a blast seeing everyone, and Corinne was an awesome traveler, it was certainly nice to get back home and settled back into a routine.

Corinne has had many more exciting events since then, including cracking her first "real" smiles, rolling over, going on her first camping trip...I'm sure I could go on for quite a while. Jeremy will be getting our pictures posted and will be doing a blog post about our camping trip. Check back for more photos of our cutie!

Its hard to believe that Corinne is a week old. This week has gone by so slow, starting with being in the hospital for 2 days until Tuesday around supper time. I just don't like hospitals that much, makes me wonder why I ever decided to work for one. Those days in the hospital just seemed to stretch on for a long time, but I think that's just because I was really looking forward to coming home with our little girl.

Here are a couple of photo galleries that I have added:
Hospital after born
Going home from hospital

I also added a Corinne gallery that is where we will start putting all new photos:
Corinne Zerr gallery

So it has definitely been quite a change to get used to having to be up every 2 hours in the middle of the night for feedings, and realizing that myself, I can't do much to make her feel better when she's crying. She really only has one thing that makes her cry, and I know that Mom is the only one who has the goods to make it better. It sure took a while for Corinne to get the hang of how to do the breast feeding thing, but now that she has it down, watch out! Poopy diapers left and right.

Like the other day when I was on the phone and had her in my lap. She was making her usual little sounds then all of the sudden, a deep grunt that she made for a few seconds, followed by a squirting sound that I could hear and feel on my lap. She can be totally innocent, wide eyed, and looking all around, but in a heartbeat, she can turn into a grunting poop factory. Its the most funny thing that we've had in this first week at home. I'm getting pretty good at changing diapers, and I find that Corinne really likes it if I make the sound of air tools like I'm changing a car tire at a pit stop. Well, maybe she really has no clue what is going on, but I still have fun with it.

We've had a really good time this week, we have been helped out a ton with people bringing food over that we're still having for meals. We haven't really gotten out much, just once to go for a walk, but that will change in this upcoming week, we have the first doctor appt for Corinne on Monday, and baptism is Memorial Day weekend.