henry, smiling boy
Henry has the most amazing smile. He started really showing it off the first week of April and now smiles constantly, as evidenced in the pictures. We’ve even had a few full-on giggles in the past few days.
It's a tiny miracle that you can put in a pot!
Henry has the most amazing smile. He started really showing it off the first week of April and now smiles constantly, as evidenced in the pictures. We’ve even had a few full-on giggles in the past few days.
In the last days of March we were innundated with Painted Lady butterflies. They migrate through the area each year but because of our amazing rainfall this winter, this year’s migration was spectacular.
A sign of things returning to normality: the slip-cover is back on the couch.
I have no idea where time goes, lately. I think the addition of a second child to your household does something funny to the space-time continuum.

“We’re going to Easter!” was what Emma squealed as we piled into the car and headed to church on Sunday.
More proof that marketing works. Emma was thumbing through an issue of Parents magazine a few weeks ago and spotted an ad for Oreos. Oreos and Sunshine It featured a cute boy dunking his Oreos in milk.
Oh, hello. Are you still reading this? Things have been slow on the site but busy, busy at home.
My parents were out last week for their first visit since Henry was born. Grandma Northcutt stayed with us while poor ol’ Granpaw Northcutt had to go to work each day.
A few weeks after Marla started breastfeeding Henry she started getting anxious, worrying about if he was getting enough, if her supply would keep up, etc.
I was very worried that Emma might be jealous of Henry, upset that she was no longer the center of attention. This has, thankfully, turned out not to be the case.