Great idea, ROM!
Ellie's currently sleeping on her daddy (who's also asleep!) so I have a few minutes to write about my little stinker. 
First, Ellie's 12 weeks old today! I never thought I'd make it this far....
Too bad babies aren't born as 3 month olds--they're so much more fun!
She has all sorts of nicknames (besides just Ellie): we call her Turtlebean, Bean, Beanie, Elsie-Belsie, Ella-beans, Els, and Belly. We should probably start making sure we call her by her name more so that she'll learn it!
She's smiling up a storm. She smiles at me and DH all the time, and her smiles range from tiny impish ones to full-face dazzlers. We have yet to get a good one on camera, though, because she gets very serious the second she sees the camera. She loves to respond to our faces and our voices, but will even smile at us if we're not focused on her; if she's in arms or next to me in bed I'll sometimes catch her smiling up at me. It's amazing.
She's rolled over exactly once--at the doctor's office at her 2 month visit. I think the slant of the examining table helped her, but hey, we'll take it. (Of course, she rolled right into the wall and bumped her head, which precipitated some crying, so that may also account for her lack of interest in rolling again...ha!)
She can pretty much keep her head completely upright at this point--I think being in the Pikkolo so much has helped with that. She loves checking out the sights when she's in it--especially when I'm walking the dog at night or we're at the grocery store.
She giggled this morning for the first time...right after she flailed her hand out and accidentally swatted me in the face. I think the surprised look on my face cracked her up.
She has quite a personality already. I think she's unfortunately going to take after her mommy and be very, very stubborn...
She loves staring at the various pictures we have on our walls. We joke she's going to be an art critic when she grows up. She even has a favorite picture. From the chair I usually nurse her in she can see a picture that DH took on our honeymoon--it's of a white pelican on a pier at sunrise. She'll stare at that picture for minutes at a time, just grinning at it, and if she gets really worked up, just bringing her over to look at it sometimes calms her down.
Ok, enough about my little bean. I should try to go get some sleep in before she wakes up to nurse. Sorry for the novel! (I can't help it though--she's just so awesome!
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