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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

The Diaper Series

Yeah sure, sometimes you wake up all sleep deprived. And then you look over at your kid and you think, OMG he is so cute and then he smiles at you and all of a sudden, you can't wait to start the day again.

These were taken on one such morning. Click here for the "Diaper Series".

Monday, May 11, 2009

Mother's Day

Funny little holiday this Mother's Day. It was originally conceived by a woman named Anna Jarvis of West Virginia who held a memorial to her mother two years after her death. Thereafter she launched a campaign to make "Mother's Day" a recognized holiday and succeeded when Woodrow Wilson declared it a national holiday 1914. But, by the 1920s, Anna become disenfranchised by the commercialization of the day and she and her sister spent their family inheritance campaigning against the holiday. Both died in poverty.

Well, anyway, the sentiment of Mother's Day still lives on globally and the recognition of Moms everywhere never goes out of style. This weekend was my first Mother's Day and it was a wonderful one.

Tom, Jack, Stella, and I had a picnic in Golden Gate park under a cloudless blue sky and lots of warm sunshine. Jack was busy conspiring with Tom to get me some little luxuries and time off from Mom-duty with gift certificates for a massage and pedicures. And evidently Jack was also busy conspiring with my own Mom to send the most beautful flowers blooming in all shades of purple, white, and pale green. Several friends texted. I couldn't think of a better day.

CLICK HERE for a few pictures of the day.

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Jack meets Andy (Warhol expedition at the de Young museum)

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Car rides are interesting...

...but they make me sleepy

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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Eyes Nose Mouth Chin

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Time Flies: 2 months old

Jack is now 9 weeks old and recently went to the pediatrician for his 2 month well-baby exam. We learned that he is now over 12 pounds (an average of 60% of kids weigh less than he does) and is 22.5 inches long (an average of 30% of kids are shorter than he is) - all perfectly normal. He continues to be exclusively breastfed.

Jack is learning quickly and can now lift his head up 45 degrees, is much more vocal, laughs, and smiles spontaneously in addition to responsively.

Speaking of which, watch the following video as Jack giggles at Daddy's voice and hones his early language development skills in a conversation of the upcoming day's activities with Mommy.