What, you don't know anyone named Caoimhe? Well, it's pronounced KEE-va and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caoimhe.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Welcome Caoimhe Pepper Phillips
Born July 1, 2008 to our great friends Nate and Carrie, CPP is now my newest friend. We even played footsie a bit.
What, you don't know anyone named Caoimhe? Well, it's pronounced KEE-va and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caoimhe.
What, you don't know anyone named Caoimhe? Well, it's pronounced KEE-va and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caoimhe.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Monday, July 14, 2008
Happy bday Auntie Elise!
Sorry this is a day late, my social calendar has me turning circles these days. Love you Auntie Elise. Remember the first time we met?
Summertime and the livin' is easy
After my 6 month shots this morning, we headed straight for the wading pool at the park. It was over 80 degrees today!
Me and Charlie getting ready to wade.
Playin' in the water. The water coming out of the watering can blew my mind.
Me and Charlie getting ready to wade.
Playin' in the water. The water coming out of the watering can blew my mind.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Hair update
I got my hair washed tonight - I have to say it is coming in nicely albeit slowly! At least I've got dad beat big time now.
My first camping trip - Lake Wenatchee
We had a great first camping trip to the wilderness of the north Cascade Mountains. Truly roughing it, as can be expected. Naturally we had a new tent, the "Big Agnes", which lived up to its name. Supposedly the tent sleeps six, but we found out it sleeps one Jack in a pack-n-play, two adults on a queen-size air mattress, and has room left for a camping/nursing chair. Nice!
The hike from the car to our site was about 10 or 12 . . . feet.
Mom and I getting our camp on. Aloha, by the way.
I only had four layers of clothes and a beanie for sleeping.
Dad and I showing our matching fleece pants. I love coordination!
Basking in the morning warmth as the sun gently heats the tent. To 80 degrees (F) by 9 am.
Flying.
Oh, we didn't actually stay in the tent the whole time. There were lots of other parents and little people (infants, that is) on the trip.
We made some great camp food. My first brat'.
Playtime with the sweet ladies: Trudy and Amelia.
And the monkey chair was a hit with all of us. Thanks again Ole and Lena! It even has a place for my bottle.
Roughing it on the air mattress before bed. (This look brought to you by REI)
And there was a lake there, too.
The hike from the car to our site was about 10 or 12 . . . feet.
Mom and I getting our camp on. Aloha, by the way.
I only had four layers of clothes and a beanie for sleeping.
Dad and I showing our matching fleece pants. I love coordination!
Basking in the morning warmth as the sun gently heats the tent. To 80 degrees (F) by 9 am.
Flying.
Oh, we didn't actually stay in the tent the whole time. There were lots of other parents and little people (infants, that is) on the trip.
We made some great camp food. My first brat'.
Playtime with the sweet ladies: Trudy and Amelia.
And the monkey chair was a hit with all of us. Thanks again Ole and Lena! It even has a place for my bottle.
Roughing it on the air mattress before bed. (This look brought to you by REI)
And there was a lake there, too.
Friday, July 11, 2008
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