Thursday, June 28, 2007
Sunday, June 24, 2007
One thing done, more on the horizon
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Happy Father's Day!
That's right! My very first Father's Day! We spent it....returning from Grampa and Grandma's house. Yay! But the day before, we spent some time at Aunt Jenny's graduation party! Here are some pictures of first time Father's Day Fathers!
This is Uncle Tim (of the Aunt Merritt and Uncle Tim duo) and his son, Benjamin - who is called Benny. Now the crazy part - while David is a few days shy of 10 months...Benjamin is only 2 months old!

And we will leave you with this last picture. Along with the two new fathers are the two grandfathers of these babies. Notice the looks of optimism and freedom on their faces.

This is Uncle Tim (of the Aunt Merritt and Uncle Tim duo) and his son, Benjamin - who is called Benny. Now the crazy part - while David is a few days shy of 10 months...Benjamin is only 2 months old!

And we will leave you with this last picture. Along with the two new fathers are the two grandfathers of these babies. Notice the looks of optimism and freedom on their faces.

The kind of picture you can make captions about for weeks.
Friday, June 15, 2007
Time Warp
We're home for Aunt Jenny's graduation party! Sadly, we're still about a month behind on some pictures, and since I'm not at home, I don't have access to the pictures I wanted to post. So the next few posts will be current pictures, and then we'll go back to old pictures....and then we'll be back to current pictures. And while it may seem a lot like the plot to Quantum Leap, I promise quality. For example, my new favorite picture.
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Grampy Unleashed
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Organizing the Buffet
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The Web-Stats of David
The Statistics of David
Born: August 18th, 2006
Current Age: 2 Years!!!
Current Stats: Blue eyes, light brown hair. 28 lbs.
Clothes Size: 2T/3T. Wearing Pampers Size 5 (not Cruisers).
Newest Word: "Zoinks." Daddy had some fun teaching that to him.
Newest Phrase: "Go outside yes." The "go outside" is him asking 'can I go outside,' as we have taught him to say. The "yes" is our answer, which he still repeats back to us, no matter what we do. He's also starting to get used to the fact that "no" is a possible answer, but he typically doesn't care.
Latest Accomplishment: He can turn on our lamp by the switch near the light bulb.
Currently... napping. Hence my time to update the site.
