We are here in Tennessee. Our trip went well. I would love to tell you about it, but I am having a hard time getting pictures uploaded to the site. If I can figure out what the problem is, I'll begin posting regularly.
Stay Tuned.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Monday, June 30, 2008
Sneezy

By this time tomorrow, we'll be in Tennessee. We're looking forward to Caleb having the opportunity to spend some more time with Granddaddy and Watshername, Uncle S and Auntie M and the rest of Mom's family.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Endurance

At home, Caleb took a nice long nap which charged him up for evening activity. We returned to the church building for a joint life group and cook out with the college kids. We ended up staying there nearly three hours. Caleb was passed around by a number of people and performed like a champ. There was only one real protest and the lady holding him at the time was able to soothe him quite easily. While we were singing, Caleb flirted and played with a couple of girls near us. If Caleb can get that many pretty girls to pay attention to him when he is in college, I will be quite proud of him. He only started getting cranky at the very end of the evening and he cried the whole way home. Mom tried to put him down in the crib after feeding him, but, as tired as he was, he didn't want to sleep in there. As usual. He has fallen asleep in the swing and I will carry him to the crib when I am done here.
Caleb spent some time on his jungle gym this afternoon. When Mom first started laying him on there, it was really nothing more than a clean mat to be under him. But he is becoming more and more interactive with the toys. He is big enough that they hang within his reach. He can't quite control the movement of his hands, so he hasn't reach out and grabbed anything yet, but his movement certainly knocks the mobile around and it catches his eye. One of the toys is a plastic cat. The cat is holding a ball and the cat plays a song when the ball is spun. Caleb has hit the ball several times and caused the music to play, so we are looking forward to the day when his cognitive skills have improved to the point where he connects the music with the spinning of the ball. When he figures that out, I guess we'll have to hear the tune incessantly.
Caleb also continues to get more and more expressive, especially when he is happy. He has a really huge smile. He is starting to share his smile with others beside Mom and I. I was able to capture a shot of this wide open grin while I was getting ready for our life group.
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