Lucas likes to lean on things. Sometimes it's on very flat object like his tummy-time pad.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Hangin' out
Sometimes that guy can get a bit snoozy in the Bjorn, especially when he rocks his red sock-shoes
Aaaaaaaaaand the gang signs come out once he starts snoozin.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Nursery update
We have made a few additions to the room Lucas will eventually know as his own
- filled in the picture frame
- put his name on the wall so that everyone knows who's room it is
- a mobile so that Lucas can slowly learn to love the crib
- a new cowboy lamp/shade to expose him to other things besides cute jungle animals
- an old Speed Limit 8 sign that may become a fixture on his wall for a long time (born 11/8/08 remember)
- filled in the picture frame
- put his name on the wall so that everyone knows who's room it is
- a mobile so that Lucas can slowly learn to love the crib
- a new cowboy lamp/shade to expose him to other things besides cute jungle animals
- an old Speed Limit 8 sign that may become a fixture on his wall for a long time (born 11/8/08 remember)
And since we're in here I want to mark the passing of the Giant Elephant balloon from our cool neighbors - he lasted 70 days! This shot was right at the end, as he was hanging low
A final shot of the balloon in its heyday
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Lucas voices his opinion
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Take THAT, Sparrow
Sparrow was nice enough to let her little cousin Lucas and his Mom stay at her house while I got some dental work done and Tank's leg tweaked.
At first she was rather intrigued by the guy - is that his head that smells like feet?
Monday, January 12, 2009
Sunday, January 11, 2009
An early adopter
Selling old stuff at the flea market is part of being a Famini. Well, it is when your dad says that it is. Lucas likes nothing more than to please his elders, and has already made his first Flea Market appearance!
At first he thought he had to pay his dues by seeing the process as a piece of merchandise.
One he figured out that wasn't the case, Grandpa Jim showed him off to his Flea Market cronies, highlighting the similarities between Lucas's warm bear suit and something from his booth (still for sale, email me if you are interested). Booooooring.
Finally, Amy packed him up to return home noting that Lucas the stuffed bear did not meet the "everything must be 20 years old to be sold" rule.
Monday, January 5, 2009
Lucas works on smiling
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Lucas has body parts! II
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