slapping himself silly?...
Checking his bodyfat???...
Tickling momma's toes???? (yes, new jammies too!)
slapping himself silly?...
Checking his bodyfat???...
Tickling momma's toes???? (yes, new jammies too!)
Thanks gramma momma for the camera...we are figuring it out, but we forgot to take it tonight to see Auntie emmy. My camera is sitting in "receiving" in Best Buy (or something like that!) and so I can't get it back yet. I still have no idea if it will be fixed or if the damage is "covered". Ugh!
One visit to Auntie Kate's we had breakfast with the girls and Owen got to hold baby Maely. Maely is already almost 5 months old! Whew! Time flies!
Another time we visited Granny Nanny for breakfast and the Auntie Kate's girls had slept over. So, we played and sipped our cups and had tons of fun for a little bit that morning too!
Last Saturday I had a training all day and Rog was invited to be in a golf tournament with the company boss. So...Owen got to play all day! These are pictures Granny Nanny took of their fun times together. :-)
Climbing and standing on top of the play set...
Watering the flowers for Gramma...
Here...um...I guess Owen figured he could go down the ramp that the cars go down on this little toy. I think he thought it was a slide! Goofy kid!Memories shared with Ian and Tom (and his girlfriend)...Whew! Time flies!
Connie lives with her new husband in Waukesha and survives with Leukemia each day. She seems to be doing alright one year into both the marriange and Leukemia, but the road ahead is long. She is loved and has tons of support-Pete is a wonderful guy! I wish her the best!
Thanks gramma and grampa for loving Owen, taking him for walks, playing blocks with him, and putting him to bed when he "said" he was tired. I hope he wasn't too much trouble! :-)
This blog is an account of my experience as I grow up myself and enjoy watching my children grow as well. I use it as a reminder that my kids are "in a stage" and all will pass with time. I also use it as a reminder to pray for them and love them the way they need to be loved. Someday I hope to publish this for them...