We are so grateful for all our blessings and the addition of Nathan to our family in 2007. We look forward to more good times in the new year. Happy New Year!
Monday, December 31, 2007
Welcome 2008
Friday, December 21, 2007
Ho Ho Ho!
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Nathan's new face
Kevin's 27
Monday, December 03, 2007
Trip to Nashville
Sunday, December 02, 2007
Saturday, December 01, 2007
6 months
His latest trick is pulling himself up from sitting to standing using the crib railing. I was shocked to see him do this. He's a strong little boy! He is making efforts to crawl and has started to scoot backwards.
Happy half-year birthday! We love you!
Friday, November 30, 2007
good things
Here are a few:
It is always good to enjoy yummy food. This is from Thanksgiving dinner at my family's house. Nathan was ready to sample daddy's food.
It is good to see a smiling face. It is also good to get a break from a busy boy who happens to be napping right now. (Nathan is enjoying his play center for the first time here.)
It is especially good to be home right now on this rainy day. I took a half day off work since Kevin is leaving for Tennessee for the weekend. I wanted to be home with Nathan. It worked out well. Not only do I get to enjoy time with Nathan but I avoided being inside the classroom with 20 first graders for a whole work day. (Actually, they were very good this morning.)
Oh, the good things in life!
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Zoo Field Trip
He woke up in time to see the elephant pooping though...whoo hoo! He seemed to like the elephant.
There was all this beautiful bamboo by the elephant so Sandi took some family pictures.
Just look at that sweet face!
The mama and baby orangutan were a crack up. At this point the baby was in trouble and being taken away by its mama. But then they cuddled up together and the baby started nursing. It was very cute.
One last picture near the pretty (but very smelly) pink flamingos! Next we found a spot for me to feed Nathan while Kevin and Sandi ate lunch. It was a very fun day.
If you're wondering where my students were all this time, they were with parent chaperones in small groups. I had so many parents come that I didn't need to be in charge of a group which left me free to be with my family. I just wish I could have drove home with my family. I could do without the bus ride.
Good bye zoo!