Here is our little guy, resting on a park bench!
21 weeks!
Swing!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
No video....yet!
OK, OK, OK, I am soooo sorry to say that I don't have a video to post at this moment. I worked today, and Brett and Becky came over for dinner, and I just didn't have time! I know, excuses, excuses.
I promise I will post one tomorrow. Just for fun, look back over the old videos to see how our Mr. Chunk 2009 has grown!
Cheers!
R
I promise I will post one tomorrow. Just for fun, look back over the old videos to see how our Mr. Chunk 2009 has grown!
Cheers!
R
Friday, November 6, 2009
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Sunday, November 1, 2009
20 weeks!
OK, OK, so you knew this moment would come. But prepare yourself for the videos of Lucas eating his very first Rice Cereal! He actually would probably have eaten a meatball sub, but we started off with cereal, how thrilling. It should come as no shock to anyone who has seen the little guy that he did a great job eating. Way to go, kid!
So, one video of tickling, two of eating. Not bad for a Sunday night!
Love to all!
R
Here are videos one, two, and three.
So, one video of tickling, two of eating. Not bad for a Sunday night!
Love to all!
R
Here are videos one, two, and three.
Halloween Update
I have learned so much about my new neighborhood and 'different' trick or treating customs. I use the term 'different' disparagingly, of course.
Let me ask you this.....would you give candy out to kids who didn't show up at your door in a costume? How about giving candy to adult trick or treaters? How about to infants carried by adults holding a candy bag for an infant who was clearly not able to eat solid food? How about giving candy to a grandmom with a candy bag who smelled like booze? Oh, yes, all of these things happened at our house last night. Some of them more than once.
Now, I know that I am sort of bossy when it comes to kids, so it should come as no surprise that I expected the kids to use crazy terms like "trick or treat", "hello", "please", and "thank you". Shocking that some of the kids grabbed with two hands. Don't you think for a minute that I didn't tell them to drop the candy and take one. That's right, ONE! I mean, come on, people! They are lucky I didn't pull out boxes of raisins and then send them on their way.
Next year, I am bringing back the Spooky Spirit. I mean it. Fog machine, fake blood, and a sign on the door that says, "No costume, no candy, no joke".
You think I am kidding? Try my house next year. I will make Aunt Angela look like the Good Witch.
Let me ask you this.....would you give candy out to kids who didn't show up at your door in a costume? How about giving candy to adult trick or treaters? How about to infants carried by adults holding a candy bag for an infant who was clearly not able to eat solid food? How about giving candy to a grandmom with a candy bag who smelled like booze? Oh, yes, all of these things happened at our house last night. Some of them more than once.
Now, I know that I am sort of bossy when it comes to kids, so it should come as no surprise that I expected the kids to use crazy terms like "trick or treat", "hello", "please", and "thank you". Shocking that some of the kids grabbed with two hands. Don't you think for a minute that I didn't tell them to drop the candy and take one. That's right, ONE! I mean, come on, people! They are lucky I didn't pull out boxes of raisins and then send them on their way.
Next year, I am bringing back the Spooky Spirit. I mean it. Fog machine, fake blood, and a sign on the door that says, "No costume, no candy, no joke".
You think I am kidding? Try my house next year. I will make Aunt Angela look like the Good Witch.
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