Random pictures from the last few weeks

Here are some pictures from the last few weeks for everyone to enjoy. In the next post we will give an update on what Witt is up to in his development. We will also include some video of him as well. Leave a comment and let us know that you "stopped" by.

He loves to try to hold his bottle, no quite ther yet.

An equal amount of disinterest from both of our guys.

Man, something really reeks!

A little snooze time! Witt typically rises each am at @ 5:30. I feed him and usually he goes back down for a couple of hours. If not, I bring him into our room to see if he will go back to sleep with us. It is definitely hit or miss, but on this day he did go back to sleep so Paul took this sweet shot of Witt (and oh so lovely one of me, oh well).



Really, could you get any closer? I don't know if you can tell in in this pic, but Witt's eyes are definitely changing from blue to brown. His doc said that between 4-6 months, what you see is what you get. His left eye is half/half at this point.

Dog tired

Watching an intense U.S. Open match. While Paul was holding Witt he would turn him away from the tv and Witt would scream (and I do mean scream, ticked off) and as soon as he would turn him back around he would smile with great satisfaction. Too funny, and a little bit scary!

Our happy little guy

Having a few laughs on the playmat. To the right of Witt you will notice a red car that is a bit faded. The car contains a squeeker and Scotch furiously scratches and barks at it with no concern for his helpless brother. Pretty funny to watch (We'll post a video of this one).

Look at me I can roll my tongue

Witt with Jackie, his "adopted" grandmom

Enjoying a little swing time. Witt finally enjoys his swing and bouncy seat, now that he has almost outgrown both. When he was itty bitty he loathed both of them.

One of several winter hats he tried on this day, mostly for my amusement.

Silly head

Enjoying a cute book called Who Said That?

Sweet cheeks

Some friends gave Witt this sterling rattle (not made in China: sorry on a bit of a rant with all of the cheap waste of products) and he really loves it. It is perfect, in its simple design that has entertained babies for years. Most importantly, no batteries required!

Hat trick! I think I may have to stop with the comments. My brain is fuzz, far from clever.