Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Good help
Miles is a good helper when it comes to feeding his baby brother. Of course Grandma Jill is a good helper, too!
Sunday, October 24, 2010
The baby is here!
As most of you know by now, we have a baby! Weston Charles was born on October 15th in the wee hours of the morning (1:13am to be exact). He happens to be a wee thing himself, so it was fitting. He is totally perfect in every way! Here's proof -

And here are the happy brothers, clean and snuggly!
(Considering he is still just a spring chicken, this is a rather uneventful video clip. Although there IS a tiny sneeze around the 20 second mark that is pretty exciting.)
Since he "grew a belly button" yesterday (those are Miles' words - what actually happened was Weston's umbilical cord stump fell off), Weston has graduated to the baby bath tub. Miles thought it was great, but Weston wasn't so sure...

And here are the happy brothers, clean and snuggly!
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Lovely fall weather
Mother nature must feel guilty about all the rain that was dumped on Otown a couple of weeks ago, because ever since then we've had nothing but blue skies and sunshine! Absolutely gorgeous weather. We love it, and (needless to say) we're spending a lot of time outdoors.
Last weekend was super fun. We watched some of the TC Marathon -





Miles quickly learned that it takes a lot of strength to haul around a fire hose, but he's up for the challenge.
Does this picture ring a bell? The photo below was taken when G2 was 37 weeks old in my belly. He/she is now approaching 39 weeks and can come join us any time! I tell him/her that every day, but so far it's not working.
Last weekend was super fun. We watched some of the TC Marathon -
and look who was participating!! Uncle Charlie and Auntie Angie totally rocked the course - we were VERY proud of them.

Then we met up with Grandpa Dave, Grandma Doreen, Uncle Will, (Auntie) Anne, and Uncle Chester at Como Zoo. We won't tell you what side of the family Uncle Chester comes from...
Miles and Grandpa enjoyed watching the polar bears. So did the rest of us, actually. They are HUGE and kind of strange.

We also supported our local fire department by attending their annual "Chili Feed" fundraiser. Miles passed up the chili, ate a cookie, and then got down to business with the trucks...


Miles quickly learned that it takes a lot of strength to haul around a fire hose, but he's up for the challenge.

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