Thursday, March 27, 2008

It's Been a Little While...

...since Harry's last blog entry. But he's back!

He is talking a lot (not much in English) but says a few words: "car", "ball", "boat", "keys", "nose", "kitty", "door", "plane", "train", & "
anitdisestablishmentarianism" (haha--just joking about that last one). He is quite proficient with fork and spoon. He took some swim lessons in January (outside) and started "Gymboree" as well. He is quite the fascinating, charismatic character. In no particular order, here are some of his highlights:


Easter Sunday with his mom & dad


This is Harry's front yard partially in bloom.



Harry trying to join the LAFD: "Put the wet stuff on the red stuff!"


I imagine this is probably the biggest thrill of his young life.


Harry is adopting the same grim look of the fire captain holding him. These guys suggested this photo op. They were very accommodating for li'l ol' Harry. They are from our local fire station here in Eagle Rock.


With Garret and Ashley Reilly, visiting from Philadelphia


Eggs in the basket.


Cruising for more eggs.


Gloating over his haul.


Tasting the sweet reward! (Cheerios & Goldfish)


Harry's mom is some kind of bigwig so we all got to ride in the Alhambra Chinese New Year Parade.



Another lovely shot. It was quite warm that day.


Almost done!


Oh yeah! Harry's mom went to Vail, CO--that's not a little kid on the right--that's her!!!


Doing her best to increase her carbon footprint.


She had a great time.



Harry at the park with his toys. Nice shirt, eh!?


Harry and Ashley


Harry's dad went to Duluth, MN (That's Anne & Marcel, also)


A little blast from the past!--Harry at nine weeks.


Lake Superior--Duluth.


Ice fishing.


Got a northern--he was delicious!
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2 comments:

Felice Luftschein said...

"Tasting the sweet reward! (Cheerios & Goldfish)"

Umm, not a sweet reward.
Chocolate, jellybeans, etc.

We had caramel centered Hershey's kisses in ours. Friends brought eggs with mini Reese's cups.

Genghis said...

Sweet in the genral sense: you know like "Sweeeet!". We had no control over the prize inside...and strangely he doesn't like chocolate.