Monday, July 26, 2010

More Summer Fun

We went to Henry J's first baseball game! Even though he didn't pay attention, the sno-cone sure was good.

Aunt Lana

He was focused on something, maybe by his mother's beauty.


Feeding the ducks with Dad, although the only thing Henry was interested in was eating the bread. I am noticing a trend with my child.


So bright, and so hot!





New Stage

Pop Quiz: What do all of these things have in common?








Answer: Things Henry J uses to walk around the house.

That's right folks, I am oh so close to having a toddler. And if you notice by the nice bruise and cut on his forehead, I am ready for him to be a professional walker.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

First Hair Cut!

The time finally came to get this boy a hair cut. We went to Cookie Cutters, which was a little more than what I wanted to spend, but they know how to handle kids.

Getting a little weary with the "cape" on.

Such a sad face.. but I LOVE that sad face.

I laugh every time I see this picture.

Had to take a time out for a sucker. Kind of amazing what a little candy will do for this kid.

Takin a little off the top!


Wa-lah! Such a handsome boy!

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Year Old Pictures

I am obsessed with HJ's new pictures.
Mitzi you are absolutely amazing and captured my little man like no one else could.














Friday, July 2, 2010

Happy Due Date to you!

Ever since Henry was born, I knew that I wanted to celebrate his original due date. Alan thought I was crazy, but I'm pretty sure everyone has figured that out already. We went to the store and got him a cupcake with the most frosting you've ever seen. He was way more into it this time then on his actual birthday. We all got quite the kick out of it, and it took a solid 2 1/2 hours for him to come off that sugar high.

Before: So sweet and innocent, not to mention CLEAN.


True to Henry form, he has to examine everything about the cupcake.


Taking small dainty bites to get a good understanding of what he's facing.

"Yep, I think I like this stuff"



Everytime he would look at me, it was always with a look of question. "Not quite sure that I should be doing this, but no one is stopping me."

"I better hurry up and pound this thing before they take it away."

After: Eating the excess cake off the fork. No shame in this kid's game.

What an amazing little miracle you are, my Henry J.