Wii in the house

I was finally able to acquire a Nintendo Wii. I did have to wait for two weeks after the launch and pay a small premium for someone else to stand in line at a Wal-Mart and post it up on eBay, but it was worth it. The Wii is pretty sweet. Dani was skeptical at first, but after a few hours of playing Wii Sports, she was even enjoying it. Unfortunately, both Dani and I had a bit of a sore arm and back from all of the swinging about that's required with the Wiimote.

The bundle I bought came with an extra Wiimote, nunchuck and the game The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Anyone who's a Nintendo fan knows that if it's a Zelda game, it's going to be good. Fortunately, Twilight Princess lives up to this reputation easily. Note, I'm only a couple hours into the game, so I can't give a complete review.

Baby's going to be a soccer (futbol) player

This morning Dani and were playing with her belly, the baby's current residence, and we received some feedback. She was making some large thumps within 'the belly'. Dani said it was her way of saying she's hungry. I think the baby's just a natural striker and was practicing her corner kicks. I'm not a huge sports fan, but how cute is a little girl with a pony tail, a soccer jersey, shorts, shin guards and cleats? That's an immeasurable quantity of cute.

Speaking of cute, Dani is looking cute as ever with her little belly. She's seemingly having an easy pregnancy. She hasn't been sick, she's only gained 10 pounds and every one's telling her she looks skinny. I guess the 10 pounds is just the baby and the 'roast beef'.