Nathan had his shots yesterday. I was anticipating him screaming for a while but surprisingly he only cried for about a minute. It was a pretty intense cry, similar to the way he used to cry when he was really hungry (he cries much differently now when hungry) but it didn't last long. He did end up sleeping for 5 hours after that though which was nice since we ended up having a very long day.
Nathan's weight is 12 pounds, he's 23 inches long. His head circumference is 40.7cm (16"). He is in the 75-85th percentile for his growth. He's a big boy :)

He is also almost constantly smiling when he's awake. He seems so happy almost all the time! He sits at the table with us when we have dinner and he keeps us entertained with his smiles and cooing :)
Last week when I was driving with my teen son to the movies our car's electricity kind of flickered. My ABS and air bag lights came on and the radio went out for a few seconds. The car shuddered a bit too. The ABS and air bag lights went back out and everything went back to normal but I was pretty scared since I was on the freeway so we got off and took city streets to get home.
We never got to see the movie, by the way, as it was sold out both times we went (we wanted to see Inception), but we did go out later in the week and saw Salt.
The next day I called our local Ford dealer and explained the issue and they had me take the car in and they shuttled me home. Later that day they called back and said they couldn't find anything with the electrical system but noticed that our brakes were really low. I had just mentioned to my husband a day or two earlier that I noticed the brake pedal had to go pretty close to the floor to get the car to stop but I hadn't had any issues with actually stopping. So we had the brakes done along with an oil change, tire rotation and overall inspection.
Since then we hadn't had any other electrical issues but they came back yesterday when I was coming home from Nathan's doctor appointment in London which is about 75 miles away. My car dash beeped and showed "Check Charging System" on the display and the battery light came on. I am really happy that I made it to my off ramp before the car decided to tell me there was a problem but my off ramp is still 20 miles from the Ford dealership.
So I called my husband then I called the Ford service center and they suggested I don't drive it and call roadside assistance. We don't have CAA but our extended warranty for our car has roadside assistance so I called them and they sent out a tow truck. I made sure to tell them that I needed a truck that could accommodate an infant car seat. The guy they sent out was so nice and he had such a nice truck. It was a Chevrolet something or other.
So now I'm driving a 2011 Ford Focus and waiting for my service guy to call with the news about our car. It's either the battery or the alternator and I'm hoping it's the alternator because our warranty covers that. The Focus is really nice but super small compared to our Taurus. The baby's car seat fits but you have to move the front seat up so your head is nearly touching the windshield. Does not work for my husband at all since he's 6' and barely fits in our normal car! It smells nice though :) Oh and it has satellite radio which is awesome! We just might have to get that...
More later!