Thursday, November 27, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
Fun with Papa
Friday, November 21, 2008
Well, Wouldya Look at That!
Proud Momma! My little guy is growing up so fast!
Thursday, November 20, 2008
The Week in Pictures
The week started with Sunday football and Mom immediately seizing the opportunity to dress Isaac in his Chargers outfit since they happened to be one of the games showcased that afternoon.
Monday morning it was back to work, but I recieved Isaac's bright cheery wave from home saying, "Hi Mommy! I love you!"
Some conversation with Noni and Mr. MooCow. He's mighty tasty and often finds his ears or appendages in Isaac's mouth... need a bath, Mr. MooCow? Isaac's happy to oblige...
Livin' it up in the play gym while Noni folds Isaac's clothes.
Here we are practicing sitting up. It's a whole new perspective being so vertical! But watch out - when Isaac gets tired of it he tips over like a fallen tree. Timber!!
Looking more and more like Daddy! When Mom sent this one to me, I was taken aback at how much Isaac looks like Kevin in this picture. He has Kevin's eyes.
Hooray, Mommy's home!!
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Rollin' Rollin' Rollin'
Party's Here - Noni's Back in Town
Here are some pictures from this week...
He just loves his tongue! If it's not his paci or his fist, he's sucking on his own tongue. And he loves to show it to everyone he meets too.
Noni you are so much fun!
Monday, November 10, 2008
Sweet Dreams Where Are You?
So I was reading up about infant sleep last night, and I discovered that it could be a number of things. Perhaps he is adjusting to not being with me every day. Or he isn’t getting enough sleep during the day. Or he could possibly be starting to teeth early. Maybe he’s going through a growth spurt or his sleeping patterns are changing. I’m not really sure, but it’s been two weeks of this, and I’m wondering if there’s anything I can do about it… I just feel bad for him and secretly hope that it’s not my fault because I’m leaving him during the day...
Any advice?
Friday, November 7, 2008
Mommy & Son Time
Thursday, November 6, 2008
3 Months!
2) His vocabulary has expanded to "ah-goo" and other creative noises. Along with that he giggles and squeals with delight, which is the sweetest noise in the world! Logically I know he's just babbling, but a lot of times it seems like we really are having a conversation. That's one of my favorite things to do with him, and I know he loves it too!
3) Isaac has always been a very attentive baby, but his attention span is just growing all the more. He has amazing focus! Also because of his awareness, he seems really extroverted. He always wants to be where the people and the action are and will protest loudly if he feels left out!
4) He has more control of his head and can hold his head very steady on his own when he's sitting upright. He enjoys looking around as he turns his head to see what's going on.
5) He pushes himself up when he’s on his tummy and can hold his head up (until he gets tired, that is). He can roll over from front to back and does so whenever he decides that he’s done with tummy time. Sometimes he'll do it as soon as I put him down, little stinker!
6) Isaac loves his play gym and is getting really good at grasping objects. Whereas he used to sporadically bat at the dangling animals, now he has more control of his arms and can reach up and grab them intentionally. Watch out dangly earrings and hair!
7) He's still enamored with Mr. Worm… trusty sidekick!! But now he’s starting to enjoy holding onto Mr. Worm himself and finding all the things that make noise. It’s pretty cute.
8) He has discovered his feet, and if I put his feet within reach, he’ll grab them and hold on in amazement. Super cute to watch his eyes full of fascination at this newfound ability.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
The Day After...
But I must echo my sister-in-law Julie's words, since she stated my sentiments better than I could.
"Certainly I am disappointed, but watching the whole thing unfold on TV last night it was evident that we were watching something very historically significant. I think that last night was a defining moment for an entire generation. I think we have a responsibility to pray for Obama that he would do what is in the best interest of the country and that God would protect us. I thought that John McCain’s concession speech was very heartfelt and poignant and I still have just as much respect for him as I did before. We have to rest in the fact that God is in control and has a purpose for Barack Obama becoming president."
I cried as I watched McCain’s speech last night, surprising even myself! I guess I didn’t realize how emotionally involved I had become in this whole thing… but Julie's words renew a sense of hope in my heart. It is a reminder to be fervent in prayer for the leaders of our country and for the future generation. Now more than ever I am being awakened to the importance of my involvement in the decisions our country makes, not only for our present time but more importantly for our children! I look at Isaac, and I wonder what the world will be like for him in the future… I have to fight the surge of fear that comes at the thought. I must remember to keep faith in the Lord, who is still seated on His throne, and also to no longer live with my head in the sand. No matter who is in the White House, God is still sovereign.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Did You Vote Today?
Whew! With all this activity, I'm pooped!





