Friday, June 25, 2010

My Little Goofball

What can I say...our little guy keeps us smiling and laughing all the time...his giggles and cooes are priceless!!














Friday, June 11, 2010

Visit with Great Grandma's and Cousins











Cousin Ian and Great-Grandma Brooks as well as our Sunday visit with the Heberts and Great-Grandmother Fagan

























Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Fingers, Toes and Other Cute Parts

This post is dedicated to the little fingers and toes that are so small and kissable!!


























More Visits from friends and family




The past two weeks have been busy with visits from more friends and family. Tristan was able to meet his aunt Kelsey who tried to eat him, his uncle Sam who was afraid to drop him, his uncle Jason who is heading off to Afghanistan, and his AJ (Aunt Jennie) who flew up from Florida to meet him before going back to rescuing dolphins.






Tristan also met two of his cousins, Rowen and Quinn, who were very excited about the little guy.






"Triscuit" got a visit from the Speir's last week (our best friends from WA). He was able to meet Jackson, his blonde hair-blue eyed counterpart. It will be fun to see them grow up a year apart and hopefully be life-long friends.






Tristan even had a visit from some occupational therapist friends who concluded that "physiologically he is...adorable!" As Mom, I can't help but agree : )

















































































































Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Busy First 2 weeks
















Besides eating, sleeping, and pooping, Tristan had a busy first two weeks with visitors, baths, and photo sessions. He even perfected the Zoolander "Blue Steel" expression.

Friends & Family Come to Visit
















Grandparents, friends and other family members visit T-beaux...don't see your picture? Then come by a meet him!

Monday, May 10, 2010

Heading Home
















On Thursday, May 6th we headed home. By then we all had our duties spelled out: Dad was Diaper-changer and Super Swaddler; Mom was the provider of meals and kisses; Tristan was the Object of our Affection. Just to note: duties haven't changed.