Gavin’s First Trip To CALM
Gavin loved all the animals except the pony. I think she was a little too ‘in your face’ for his taste. I’m sure he will warm up to her next time.
Gavin loved all the animals except the pony. I think she was a little too ‘in your face’ for his taste. I’m sure he will warm up to her next time.
I can’t believe this year has gone by so fast. It seems like you were only a small baby for a brief moment and I’m afraid before we know it you will be all grown up. But, “Ma-ma” and “Da-da” are enjoying every minute with you.
Baby Bear, always remember your family, mother, and I love you with all our hearts! We are looking forward to all the adventures we get to spend together in the future. Thank you for blessing our lives with such joy.
July 20, 2008
Our little couch potato. Gavin discovered the tv right before we moved from Seattle. No matter where he is sitting he will find the tv.
July 29-30, 2008
“Working my abs with leg lifts.”
August 7, 2008
October 2-3, 2008
October 7, 2008
Gavin folds himself in half so he can eat his toes.
October 18, 2008
Of course, Gavin had more fun with the paper grass in the basket than with his new book or the rabbit his Grandma Toni and Grandpa Rick gave him. The things that make the most mess are always the most fun.
Gavin is almost a year old. I’ve collected several photos over the past year that I have not previously posted. It’s amazing how much he’s changed. Here are photos from his first 3 months.
May 26, 2008
June 5-8, 2008
June 11-12, 2008
Gavin learns to suck on his thumb. He finally figured out how to get his thumb in his mouth.
June 19, 2008
Gavin loves to play in his gym. He recently learned how to grab his toys. (He just turned 2 months old.)
July 8-11, 2008
The start of our move to Bakersfield. Gavin was such a trooper during our trip. 3 days on the road would be long for anyone.
July 14-15, 2008
“Look at my milk beard.”
Yesterday, in the early morning hours, our cat of 16 years passed away in her sleep. Pumba was extremely loving and loyal. She was a constant companion anytime someone was outside. All she ever asked for was an occasional rub of the stomach and a few kitty treats.
I could tell her years were catching up with her over the past several months. During the last few days of her life, Pumba was growing very lethargic and didn’t seem to have the energy to even stand up to greet you. But, she wasn’t in pain and still purred up a storm when we pet her. I am very thankful that she was never in pain.
My family and I are sad that she is gone but we are glad that she passed on peacefully among loved ones. She will be greatly missed by all the family members who cared for her during her long life. We were all blessed to have had such a loving companion through all these years.