My iPhone camera hasn't been as busy as of late, solely because it seems many of my photos only result in a blurry William. Is it the slow iPhone 4 software or just a busy, constant-motion subject? I'll let you decide . . .
11 months
Being a city-dweller now, my kinderwagon is my car. If you happen to see William and I rolling through Haidhausen, chances are his ride will be shlepping groceries, recycling, dry cleaning or any other random errands of the day's calling. This September day especially made me smile because we had double groceries (bag hanging off handle and heavier items in basket underneath), it was a surprisingly warm(ish) day resulting in my sweatshirt thrown into the sun shade and Will tossing his blanket aside, and we were pleasantly surprised to retrieve a mommy to mommy care package at the post office from my dear friend Karie Evans in North Carolina (We're still milking the Costco bag of Cheerios). Will and I were quite a sight to be seen!
Car, schmar. Who needs four wheels when three are sublime?
11 months
William catching Uncle Pete up on the latest celebrity gossip in People Magazine.
William catching Uncle Pete up on the latest celebrity gossip in People Magazine.
11 months
Whenever I get the chance, Will and I hit the park on the way home from running errands. That way the little guy gets duly rewarded for tagging along on all my household duties. Once at the park, any boredom of waiting in grocery lines is quickly forgotten.
Whenever I get the chance, Will and I hit the park on the way home from running errands. That way the little guy gets duly rewarded for tagging along on all my household duties. Once at the park, any boredom of waiting in grocery lines is quickly forgotten.
11 months
So. Cal representin' at the Oktoberfest parade. Thanks, Auntie Sheri!
So. Cal representin' at the Oktoberfest parade. Thanks, Auntie Sheri!
11 months
The tree trimmers arrived minutes before William's morning meal. With so much commotion going on outside the window, I just decided to turn his high chair away from boring mom and toward the action. William happily ate his meal while being entertained and even waved at by the monkey men. WAY better than reality TV!
The tree trimmers arrived minutes before William's morning meal. With so much commotion going on outside the window, I just decided to turn his high chair away from boring mom and toward the action. William happily ate his meal while being entertained and even waved at by the monkey men. WAY better than reality TV!
11 months
How do you turn a Muenchener Kindl into a Spanish bebe? Just add Goldfish shipped from North Carolina! Jeff and I wanted nothing more to enjoy some nice tapas and Sangria in a bay front restaurant in Barcelona, but William was not feeling the fiesta. That's when we pulled out his kryponite: Goldfish. The little orange fellas appeared in pairs and entertained our cutie and his taste buds until our glasses were emptied. THANK YOU Auntie Karie!!
11 months
He's so quick, it's like he's been doing it for years. In fact he's up for the Heisman in drawer-emptying this year. (Fingers crossed!!!) He's so good, he even finds Christmas gifts Dad thought would remain hidden. Whoops!
Hey Will, what's in this drawer . . . ? and this one . . .?
Mmmmmm . . . pasghetti . . .
If you can't find avocados, simply grab any diced food on your high-chair tray and rub it in. Fabulous!
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