DaDeee!!

This morning Garett and Owen were playing and talking, having a great time together. Owen while jabbering on said DaDee, at first we weren't sure if we heard right but then he said it 5 more times and yup he said DaDee! Of course we would like to think that he associates the word to Garett as Daddy, however, realistically it's probably not so, but it's fun to think otherwise. The way I see it, making the noise is half the battle, association will be conquered next. :)

Lazzzzy Days

The is Owen at 2 1/2 months in his Lazy Boy. He fills up the space quite well as you can see. :)

Temper for Teething

Life continues as usual with the exception of teething. Owen is a bit grumpy with the soreness in his mouth but manages to find a happy place when chewing on anything he can get in his mouth. Getting things to his mouth does provide yet another bit of frustration as he is not very coordinated but we are surviving. :)

The big 3!

Owen is now 3 months old! We didn't celebrate, we just wrote the momentous day on the calendar and this blog. We did however go to Babies R Us for some new toys. I've been looking for something that would attach to his carrier and stroller. I ended up leaving with toys that clip on to the handle, which, now that I think of it, isn't really what I was looking for. Oh well, whatever. He likes his new toys and that's what counts.
On another note, Garett (Daddy) completed his big school project today and sucessfully made the presentation with his group. That is the last of this class for the semester! His other two finals are next Tuesday.

Too cute for words!

April 25, 2006

Thanks to my friend Natalie I have discovered the joy of Blogs! This is my first entry, I cannot promise creativity, only incessant bragging about my little one and plenty of grammar errors. I hope everyone enjoys this method of keeping track of our family.

Tomorrow (26th) Owen will be 3 months old! The time has passed quickly. It is wonderful to see him grow and explore the world around him. It is so interesting to watch the process of acknowledgement. He recently discovered his hands. One at a time ofcourse; the right first, and two weeks later, the left. I know that pride is a terrible sin, but I am very proud of how wonderful Owen is. He is a great kid. And he is squishy and cuddly, just like I had hoped for.