Playing on the playmat (wearing his "I'm kind of a big deal" t-shirt handmade by a friend). :)
Hanging out in the bouncy seat (wearing a sweater Mom and Dad bought for him months before he was born -- so cute to see him in it and remember back to our excitement and anticipation preparing for his arrival).
Peeking out from his beloved sling. (Yes, those are his toes and his hands you can see -- he has to be folded up like a pretzel to still fit inside, but he still loves it, so I'm still wearing it! And yes that's a nice big patch of drool on Mom's shoulder! :) )So after receiving a few friendly reminders tonight from family members who were wondering why there weren't any photos of Blanden this week, I promised to post a few this evening. (After all, this is Blanden's blog, not Belle's. :) But Belle and Ella have done a FABULOUS job of welcoming their new little brother into the family, so they deserve the spotlight once in a while too.) :)
2 comments:
Blanden, tell Mom that Grammy got the "suttle" comment, about being reminded to post pictures of you...well actually it was't suttle at all, we hadn't seen any new ones in a week! Mind you for long distance grandparents, a week seems like a long time....
Just as it seems like a blind of an eye, when we picked out one the sweater your wearing in one of these pictures, thinking how "old" you'd be before you could wear it, before we all know it, you and I will be exchanging our own personal emails, you without any help at all from Mom and Dad, grammy, well I will occasionally need help from Uncle Andrew and Aunt Jill, but I'll be on my end of the "net". Have a good day, enjoy music class....
Blanden, its Grammy again, are your "piggie toes" minus socks, because you seem to be having a good time playing with them? Or have you out grown all your socks? Have fun at music class this evening, are both Mom and Dad taking you?
(PS to your Mom...how do you spell check a blog comment? Obviously, the first sentence in my second paragraph from this morning, is meant to sayin, "like a blink of an eye", not blind of an eye...)
Blanden, hopefully you have not inherited your grammys terrible spelling...
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