Saturday, December 19, 2009
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Late December Back in '63
We went out tonight. We actually got all dressed up Mad Men style and left the house without Greydon. Amazing, I know. My girlfriend, Celine, came over to watch Greydon while Fletcher and I enjoyed ourselves to an evening at the thee-a-tor. My aunt so graciously bought a bunch of tickets to see Jersey Boys at the National Theater in DC. Cousin Taylor, fresh back from a year in Argentina, her gal-pal Lauren, Mom, Dad, Aunt Deb and Uncle Len. We were all there in our long gloves and teased hair. We had an absolute blast. One of the best nights I can remember in a very long time.
Thanks you Debra! Thank you Celine!
Thanks you Debra! Thank you Celine!
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Greydon's First Instrument
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Bendy Straw
Thanksgiving
Monday, November 23, 2009
We start 'em young
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Painting the Living Room - Behr Plateau
I was slightly bored while on maternity leave, so I kept busy by making numerous trips to Home Depot to buy paint samples for the house. (you should see our bedroom -- it's like a construction sight.) So the yellow you see in the "before" pics are colors we wound up not using. It was just too yellow.








Friday, November 20, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
The First Meeting
A couple weeks ago I got an email from my long time friend, Chamnan. She and her husband and baby boy, Steven, were in town visiting from Monterey, CA and invited us over for a "dinner party." Thinking this was going to be an intimate gathering of the Ears, Biggins, and Caldwells, I was prepared for a quiet evening at Chamnan's family home in Silver Spring. I have known Chamnan for 15 years and should know better by now. There were about 6o people in the house most of which were some sort of extended family members. There was food next to food with more food on top of plates of food. What a kick!
Our boys are 13 days apart and it was their first meeting. I hope that they will someday get to know each other and laugh like Chamnan and I do.
Chamnan was my first friend at college. I met her during Freshman orientation the summer before school started in 1994. My parents and and I drove her home to Gaithersburg after orientation and since then I have felt a special bond with her. We can go for a year without seeing each other and pick up right where we left off.
And let's not forget Becky and her 3 year old, Austin. Another Frostburg friend and I always thoroughly enjoy every time we get together. At only a couple weeks old, Austin was the youngest to attend our wedding in November, 2006. Austin, you are so big now!!










Our boys are 13 days apart and it was their first meeting. I hope that they will someday get to know each other and laugh like Chamnan and I do.
Chamnan was my first friend at college. I met her during Freshman orientation the summer before school started in 1994. My parents and and I drove her home to Gaithersburg after orientation and since then I have felt a special bond with her. We can go for a year without seeing each other and pick up right where we left off.
And let's not forget Becky and her 3 year old, Austin. Another Frostburg friend and I always thoroughly enjoy every time we get together. At only a couple weeks old, Austin was the youngest to attend our wedding in November, 2006. Austin, you are so big now!!
Steven the magical non-drool baby, and Sophal.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
"It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"
Today, Discovery Kids Place (Greydon's home away from home) had a Halloween Parade. Basically, we walked the kids to the front of the building. That's about it. The kids had fun and they all looked adorable! No candy for the children, but Greydon will leave with his very first pumpkin!
I made the t-shirt from a kid-sized shirt. With a little sewing machine action and some fabric markers, your kid can also look like Charlie Brown. But can your kid be hopelessly optimistic and adorably sweet? That's not something you can dress up.


I made the t-shirt from a kid-sized shirt. With a little sewing machine action and some fabric markers, your kid can also look like Charlie Brown. But can your kid be hopelessly optimistic and adorably sweet? That's not something you can dress up.
































