Sunday, May 28, 2006

Whitesville

A few photos from the recent visit to Whitesville. This was the first visit for the little one to see his great-grandparents and several other relatives.





A little outdoor recreation.



This was the band that played live bluegrass music at the reunion.



Thursday, May 25, 2006

First Plane Ride

The little one and I tackled the great adventure of his first plane ride this past weekend. He was such a trooper! He was so charming all weekend, despite sporadic nap and eating schedules. We had a wonderful visit and it was a perfect time to enjoy the northern mid-west.

The little-bit enjoyed mastachioli, gnocchi, pizzels and other Italian fare with Grandpa's family in Minneapolis before heading to Wisconsin for a cousin's wedding. Highlights were Minnehaha Falls with Grandpa and Pro-Nonna, the 'baby cows' on the farm and chasing pets at all the aunties' houses.






Monday, May 22, 2006

Blog watchers

We're working on some new posts right now, but we wondered who are all the people out there watching this blog. Drop us a comment and let us know who you are and how often you look at the blog. We'll get those posts up soon.

Monday, May 15, 2006

Mother photos

Photos of Moms from this past weekend






Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Sunday, May 07, 2006

Hammock and Driveway Time

Well, it took us two and a half years but we finally put the hammock together. And who's to say we rush into things?! Here's a photo of Annette and her little one hangin' out together. Also, below are a few photos from a quick session we had on the front driveway. The chair in the photo belonged to my grandfather and he always enjoyed sitting out in front of the house to watch whatever was going on. Tonight the "Battle of the Nuk" was going on.




Saturday, May 06, 2006

Cheerios

Cheerios are the hardest little buggers to put into your mouth. Here is a series of images where the little one was trying to put the Cheerio into his mouth, but it slipped out and landed between him and his high-chair. He dug around for a little while before more were graciously provided.