Tommy was having some tummy time in the bed one day, and the light was so nice coming through the window that I just had to snap a few pics of him.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
On the Top of the Lap
Ode to the Mavs
Friday, January 23, 2009
Happy New Year!
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
A Bittersweet Visit
Making Ornaments
The day after Christmas, we had fun making impressions of Tommy's little hand and foot for ornaments. He wasn't sure what was going on but played along for his parents' sake. Thanks, bud. The ornaments were hung on our tree when we got home to DC (and are still there today - no, we haven't taken down the tree yet...)
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
So the Christmas whirlwind continued with breakfast at the Zwickers, then the Heraldo gathering at Lola's house for dinner. More gifts exchanged, more delicious food eaten, more merriment and more frivolity!
This picture is great - everyone is actually looking at the camera, including the two kids! A Christmas miracle!
This picture is great - everyone is actually looking at the camera, including the two kids! A Christmas miracle!
Monday, January 12, 2009
Xmas Eve
We loaded up the car and drove down to Richmond on Christmas Eve. Lots of fun building up to Christmas with some time at Mom's house, then over to the Zwickers' for Xmas Eve dinner. We really enjoyed Tommy's first Christmas. Next year, he might be a bit more aware of what's going on, but his cousin David knew the deal and had a blast!
We got lucky and got to spend a bit of time with Rick and Michelle before they headed to Tazewell.
We got lucky and got to spend a bit of time with Rick and Michelle before they headed to Tazewell.
Tommy is cute as a button in this hat and mitten combo. I love when he wears them.
This was a really cute moment with the two little cousins sitting next to each other, while David gave Tommy the sign for love.
It was especially moving for Elizabeth and me as new parents to think of all our loved ones who are no longer with us. We definitely thought of them often and felt their presence over the holidays. The painting above EZ is a portrait of her grandmother, Olive Fortune (Nanny). She and my grandmother, Mary Carlton (Granny), were both born in 1908, 100 years before our little guy joined us. That's amazing for us to think about. We miss them both very much.
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