The Sweetness and Smiles Series

-
Zane is a super happy and content little man. He's even got the sophisticated chair-sit down pat. Yeah, he's cool like that. These pix are from this morning. PG and I are treated every morning to sweetness, smiles, happy coos and, in the last two weeks, full-on giggles!

Chillin' in the La-Z-Boy.

What'chu lookin' at?

Just getting wound up...

Here we go....

Look how big I smile!

Starting to giggle...

Giggle in full effect. It's amazing PG captured these shots. We were cracking up!

Comments

Keysgal@QuietWater said…
Such sweet pictures. Please put them on Smug Mug so that I can order a couple of my favorites. xoxo
May 7, 2008 at 4:44 PM
Anonymous said…
These pics are just great!! How precious your little Zane is!! Glad you two are having so much fun with him---it only gets better!!! Give him a kiss for me!!
Aunt Ellen
May 10, 2008 at 10:06 PM
LMP said…
Well just look at that dapper little gent! Seeing these pictures just reminds me how glad I am you guys reproduced. The world needs more delightful men in it...now I can breathe just a little easier. :)
May 12, 2008 at 8:04 AM
Chris Wilson said…
So cute! Little ones are the best. Nothing fills your heart and sustains you better.

Little Zane is going to be a heart-breaker. That's for sure!

All the best!
Chris
May 14, 2008 at 10:59 AM
Kelly Warren said…
Adorable pics! Handsome little fella. But I have to admit the "Worst.Mama.Ever" blog really cracked me up. Is it open to new members!?!? :-) Kelly
May 14, 2008 at 12:57 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

This Wasn't Part of the Plan

-
It was bound to happen. In my case it is later rather than sooner (thankfully...) As my doctor wrote in the note for my employer, "Paige is experiencing a complication of pregnancy that requires bedrest for the remainder of her pregnancy." Toxemia. A wicked disease for which the only cure is delivery of a baby. In the meatime, it's Game Over. Do not pass go, do not collect $200. Go straight home, lay on your left side, and do not attempt any activity that will elevate your blood pressure. To-do lists, loose ends and plans be damned. This is so not fun, but it could be worse. MUCH worse. To wit: I could be 26 weeks along, instead of 36 weeks. I could be situated in a job without flexibility, benefits, an understanding boss, and technological resources for telecommuting from home. I could be alone, without a loving and doting baby-daddy to cart me to my "social outings" (i.e. weekly prenatal visits) and keep me company. I could have had a challenging pregnancy fro
Read more

Our Little Skater Boy

-
PG and I are still laughing over this video clip we shot yesterday. Poor Baby Z, I'm sure he had NO idea what he was getting into when he chose us as his parents: No actual children were harmed in the making of this film.
Read more

For Ed

-
Dear Daddy - It has been 12 years since we lost you. Twelve years is a long time, and so many things have happened since that sad Sunday morning; for that is a harsh reality of death: life does go on. Thousands of minutes have passed since 6:09am, December 7, 1997, and yet that particular moment is seared in my memory like only a handful of others. I regret not fully waking up to give you a hug and kiss that Thursday night before you left for the Keys Friday morning. I had been in Tallahassee all week, and you arrived home late after a business dinner. In a half-alert moment, I heard you open the door; but I stayed in bed. I missed you the next morning as you left early for Marathon...no doubt excited for the warm, beautiful weather and the peace of Avenue M. My last memory of you is sitting on the sofa in the living room at Grandmama's watching football with Uncle Tommy Williams, Grandaddy and various other family members. You were laughing, with that twinkle in your eye, and joki
Read more