Sunday, December 23, 2012
Second Cousins
When we were at Erhard Thanksgiving in Olean, NY, Kiri was able to meet her second cousin Vivi. Vivi is about two months younger than Kiri.
Vivi was a little hungry when they first met. Kiri hoped she would feel better soon. I love the compassion in this shot. |
After Vivi had something to eat, they were ready to be better acquainted.
Vivi let's be friends |
Let's start by holding hands |
There we go. That's better. |
I love you. You can tell because I am licking you. |
Thanksgiving 2012
This year we traveled to New York for Thanksgiving. We took a direct flight to Akron, Ohio, and drove the remaining 3 hours to Ryan's parents. We enjoyed taking it easy and seeing lots of family. Nana Sue and Grandpa Paul had lots of fun doting on Kiri. She was a hit with the Fisher and Erhard families. We ate lots of good food and enjoyed catching up with everyone.
Nana is a feeding pro |
I love Nana and Grandpa |
yep, we are related |
Nana Sue and her sweetie |
Grandpa Paul and Kiri read together |
Mommy and Kiri |
I love carrots |
Fisher Thanksgiving 2012
Erhard Thanksgiving 2012
Aunt MaryKay and Uncle John hosted a wonderful feast for the Erhard side of the family. Everyone welcomed Kiri and were delighted to see all of us.
Great Grandma and Great Grandpa feed Kiri |
The Erhard bunch |
Grandma Edna, Grandpa John Sue, Diane, Linda, Mary Kay back - John |
Angela and Kiri |
Kiri with John, Chris and Carmen |
Great Grandma and Kiri |
Great Grandpa and Kiri |
Monday, December 3, 2012
Halloween Baby Tiger
She went to neighbors doors to say hi but didn't pick up any treats. She just purred and stole a few hearts.
Gotta love babies in costume
Gotta love babies in costume
Sunday, November 4, 2012
6 months
6 months milestones
* Supports herself very well - nearly sitting on her own
* Likes munching on her toes
* Teething - little drool monster
* Rolling over to interesting things and wiggling to them, not quite army crawling
* Stands well with support
* Eats rice cereal and vegetables
* Babbling up a storm
* Grabbing toys for long periods of time
* Loves her playmat
* First Halloween - as a tiger
* First time seeing the President of the United States in person
* First babysitter so mom and dad could go on date night
* Lots of visitors
* Supports herself very well - nearly sitting on her own
* Likes munching on her toes
* Teething - little drool monster
* Rolling over to interesting things and wiggling to them, not quite army crawling
* Stands well with support
* Eats rice cereal and vegetables
* Babbling up a storm
* Grabbing toys for long periods of time
* Loves her playmat
* First Halloween - as a tiger
* First time seeing the President of the United States in person
* First babysitter so mom and dad could go on date night
* Lots of visitors
sporting the babyhawk |
Friday, November 2, 2012
Seeing the President
Colorado is a swing state. As such, President Obama has been visiting often. I've never seen a sitting President in person before and thought it would make a good story for Kiri too. Finally an appearance came up where I didn't have meetings and could take an afternoon off.
This was our first major adventure with just the two of us. I was grateful for the Baby Bjorn lent to us by a friend. The line was very long to get in, but Kiri was a trooper. I bought a couple buttons to mark the occasion as well as a t-shirt to serve as another layer on a cool day.
Once in the stage area, we asked permission to sit on some sits saved for the disabled in order for mommy to rest up for the speeches. Mayor Michael Hancock, Congresswoman Diana DeGette and Governor John Hickenlooper were among the other notables who spoke. Then it was time for the President. The atmosphere was very enthusiastic despite the chill to the air. Kiri was great the whole time and was engaged with her surroundings and babbled but never cried. We sat next to a one-week-old baby for a while. Wow, I would not have been able to get out of the house for an adventure like that one week after birth.
We could see and hear the President well. It was fun to see him in person and to give Kiri a good story.
Here's coverage from The Denver Post
This was our first major adventure with just the two of us. I was grateful for the Baby Bjorn lent to us by a friend. The line was very long to get in, but Kiri was a trooper. I bought a couple buttons to mark the occasion as well as a t-shirt to serve as another layer on a cool day.
Once in the stage area, we asked permission to sit on some sits saved for the disabled in order for mommy to rest up for the speeches. Mayor Michael Hancock, Congresswoman Diana DeGette and Governor John Hickenlooper were among the other notables who spoke. Then it was time for the President. The atmosphere was very enthusiastic despite the chill to the air. Kiri was great the whole time and was engaged with her surroundings and babbled but never cried. We sat next to a one-week-old baby for a while. Wow, I would not have been able to get out of the house for an adventure like that one week after birth.
We could see and hear the President well. It was fun to see him in person and to give Kiri a good story.
Long line for security |
Governor Hickenlooper |
President Barack Obama |
Sunday, October 14, 2012
New York Visitors
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