More Pictures
They were less than enthused with this round of pictures. Asa likes to eye me suspiciously. He is starting to get the muscle to back up his threatening glances.
Happy Due Date/Welcome to the Jungle
Happy due date, babies! We've got fun and games. We recently broke out the activity floor mat to break up the crib-feed-crib routine.
Asa loved it:
Alden . . . not so much . . .
Until I entered the jungle of flamboyant swinging monkeys as well . . .
Then all was right with the world again. Let this be a season of peace amongst babies and suspended elephants.
Asa loved it:
Alden . . . not so much . . .
Until I entered the jungle of flamboyant swinging monkeys as well . . .
Then all was right with the world again. Let this be a season of peace amongst babies and suspended elephants.
Quiltin' All the Way from Bean Town
During a quick trip to Boston, I had the pleasure of meeting up with the Traveling Harrises and Their Dancing Bears for dinner and chat. Great to see friends and their growing family. Somewhere along the way, supermom Erin had time to make the twins a beautiful quilt, and they bestowed it on us at dinner. You can see more pictures of the quilt at the Harris blog here. Here are some pictures of us (and I mean all of us) enjoying it:
After the fun was over, I got on the floor for some tummy time/planking of my own. It was primarily a move of dominance to make sure my children realize their father has a very strong and developed neck--particularly the nape. My fathering book taught me that respect must be earned; you can check that off the list.
After the fun was over, I got on the floor for some tummy time/planking of my own. It was primarily a move of dominance to make sure my children realize their father has a very strong and developed neck--particularly the nape. My fathering book taught me that respect must be earned; you can check that off the list.
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