Learning learning learning Jocelyn is 10 months

I have been slacking on writing any new posts lately because my old computer is super slow and frustrating to do anything with. So I ordered a new computer and so a new computer= a new post! YAY!

 

Jocelyn has been doing a lot of things these last two months. Lets see if I can remember everything she has been doing...

 

Her aunt Amanda came to visit from Utah as well as her husband my grandparents and my aunt. Jocelyn had a lot of fun with Amanda. She grew 5 feet while they were there ; )

 She learned how to pull herself up and stand with the help of furniture. The first time I saw her standing was when I walked into her room when she woke up in the morning. This is what I walked in to find. A happy standing baby.

 She has also learned how to stick her hand into her snack container and shove a whole handful of snacks into her mouth. She eats just like her daddy. If your mouth is not full, then your bite was not big enough.

 And since she has learned how to stand up this is all she does lately. Standing....

 and pulling herself up to stand

 Maybe the most silly thing she learned is how to make her hand make noise as she drags it across her books. She sat here and made this sound for 20 mins. She thought she was pretty smart. Don't you love how she smacks the book as hard as she does to make sure the sound will happen?

 I actually learned here that Jocelyn thinks random things are funny like her aunt Tori saying bang. She also thinks the word bacon, piggy, and the phrase "Penny come here" are the funniest sayings. The thing she thinks is the funniest that we get a laugh at with no fail is letting her watch the Dogs jump up and then out of the truck.

 She learned that Cheese is finger licking good!

 And I learned that the dogs are all very patient with her as she pokes at their eyes, ears, and noses and also plays with their tags.

 I guess she has a bad streak in her though because she ended up in baby jail at my parents house because she just doesn't learn that closing the baby gate will lock her out. I guess there are still some things she has to learn.