Saturday, April 10, 2010

Springtime

Our spring this year roared in like a busy lion! March Maddness and the sweet 16 games in Houston brought the Leavitt boys for a "guys weekend", followed up by a spring break visit from Auntie Jill and Ella. Wheeler hit his 3 month mark and decided to jump all sorts of guns by starting to teeth, learning to use a walker and roll over from his back to front. And Matt started a drilling rotation in NE Texas sending him out of town during the week for the next several months. Here are some pictures if our crazy last few weeks!



Thanks to Grandma Terry the indoctrination of College Hoops started early in our house. :) 



  
Easter bluebonnets with cousin Ella.



... and Murphy of course. 


At the butterfly museum.






  And the zoo...

 

And lots of playtime with cousin Ella! 


Monday, March 29, 2010

Bedtime Routine

All the books say babies sleep better with a standard bedtime routine. So as we do our best to give Wheeler his comforting bedtime routine I can't help but be more and more annoyed with Jay Leno for screwing up my bedtime routine of the last 5 years of marriage. I miss falling asleep to the hilarious sounds of Conan O'brien's monolgue... it always ended any kind of day on a triumph-ant note especially in the year 2000. Matt seems to also miss our routine and has become quite the _____ bear at night in its absence.  We miss you Co Co. Thanks a lot NBC and Leno, now I am stuck with sports center. :( 

Monday, March 22, 2010

Picture update!

I finally got around to downloading all of our pictures and videos from the last few months. Here is our huge hilarious, handsome boy that is growing up way to fast and looking more like his dad every day!


Sleepy twins.

The only time he is cool with tummy time...


Thanks Uncle Wes and Auntie Hallie for the monster hat!

We were the Canadian Lumberjack family for our USA vs. Canada hockey party.


Nap time with mom.

He isn't quite there yet on the bumbo... after 30 seconds he is the leaning tower of pisa on it.












Wheelers classic concerned look.


















He is starting to mimic peoples expressions and sounds.  So much fun to play with.














Ah we love this guy!