Roll Call

It seems like we've done this before but I'm curious to know who's out there that actually reads this blog. There are a few faithfuls that leave us comments, but I'm wondering if there are others out there as well.

Leave us your name and where you "read" from. If you don't feel comfortable leaving your name, at least let us know where you live.

Look forward to hearing from many of you!

Easter

We tried to get good pictures, but Jack wasn't too interested. I really wanted a nice family picture, but there was no way to make Jack cooperate, so we'll have to settle for the one we got.

Happy Easter

Jack opening a package of books from his Nana.

Nana snuck an Easter suprise in his bag for Mommy and Daddy!

Good Friday and Spaghetti

Freddy T.'s side of the family came over yesterday for lunch.

We played outside for a little while, it was a beautiful day here.

Jack and Patton

Trevor and Wyatt

The Boys

Jack has his first self fed spaghetti dinner the other night.

Snow Day

Jack's first time in the snow.

He's not so sure he likes it.

He had so many layers on he had trouble sitting up.

Catching Up

Now that I'm not doing monthly pictures I've lost my accountability to keep up with the blog. Thanks for reminding me that it's been so long.

Here are snapshots of January and February this far.

Jack loves riding facing forward in his carseat.

Bath time is becoming entertaining.

We've caught him several times sleeping in this new position.

He enjoys his drinks from sippy cups.

Throwing blocks, for some reason, is satisfying.

And last but not least, Jack cannot figure out why the cart won't go from this direction!

2 Generations

Susan- 13 months

Jack- 12 months

Our Monkey

I bought a set of clear storage bins the other day. I've used 2 of them, but the rest are still in front of the stairs because Jack has so much fun playing on them. He takes his time to put a few toys on the top, carefully climbs up, throws them back on the ground, carefully climbs down and starts the cycle all over again.

Also, the child has radar when he hears the refrigerator door open, the pantry door, and the dishwasher. He stops what he is doing and darts straight toward them. With the dishwasher there is no longer any thought as to whether climbing up is a good idea or not, he just does it.

(P.S. I don't typically allow this, but wanted the picture this time!)