The adventures of Hammerin' Hank (most of the hammerin' occurring in his diaper at this point) and brand new baby sister Maddy.

Sunday, June 10, 2007

Another new skill...


Hank makes more bubbles than Don Ho. Its one of his new favorite past times, that and sucking on his toes.

Chilling on the deck...


Now that he's learning to sit up he's not so happy chilling in his bouncy seat as he used to be. He's pretty anxious to get up and walk around on his own.

New skills...



Conversing with Mr. Bear...






Sitting up straight (well, at least sitting)...




Six fingers in my mouth at one time...








Wednesday, May 30, 2007

The Four Horseman





Four generations. The picture was taken at the Savage Mill on Mothers Day.





Sunday, May 6, 2007

Trying to master the roll.




Working towards rolling over.































Monday, April 16, 2007

Mr. Smiley






Today Henry was all smiles.

Easter in Connecticut:






Drove up to Simsbury to show the boy off to his grandparents, aunt Helene and cousin Jon and Andrew. He slept the whole way through New Jersey which is really the best way to see the state. He was pretty tuckered out still by the time we got to Simsbury. Jon's lap apparently makes for a pretty comfy bed.











Did Henry let loose with a stinky?

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

Aunt Lynn is in da' house


Henry is a big draw for the ladies. I'm just glad his dad is going to have to deal with all that eventually.


Who needs short skirts...


When you're at ankle level most of the day, there's no need for short skirts...or even skirts for that matter, pretty sure I could get a great view up a pair of cullotes from this vantage point.

Sunday, April 1, 2007

Two feet high and rising...

They grow up so fast. It seems like just yesterday we were bringing him home from the hospital. Now he's two months, two feet tall and starting to look less like the newborn and more like a baby. Don't worry kid, growing up isn't as scary as it sounds.




Daddy always has a way of making Hank-diddy feel better:


But as long as I've got my bouncy seat, I'll be all right, mom.