Saturday, July 05, 2008

Liam is 19 months old and busy as usual learning new skills and growing (sort of) all the time. He has really taken to "jus" and would prefer drinking to anything else. Mommy finally figures out that this is causing him to fill up on "jus" all the time and not eat. It takes her about a month to figure this simple fact out though. Liam still does not love to eat, but it's much better now than our "jus" month.

Here is the "sweet pickle," as Daddy calls him taking Ella for a walk like a big boy.
Here is the "bucket head." Liam thought it was hilarious to walk around with this bucket on his head and bump into things.

Tuesday, July 01, 2008

On April 19th, 2008, Tom's cousin, Aimee Chevrette married Paul Bear in Stratford, CT. It was a beautiful spring day amongst cold and rainy days flanking it. Liam could not contain his excitement at his first wedding and was constantly on the go. Here is father and son in tux and suit.


On the go!
A family portrait


Watch Liam as he dances around with the other little boy, Nikki. When the music was going, so was Liam! Also check out the new bride and groom, Paul and Aimee.
The little dancing machine shows off his moves to Aunt Cil (mother of the bride). As the night progressed and the party was in full swing, Liam ripped his tie off and shed his coat.
Auntie Heather was great for riding around. She spoiled me rotten and would carry me wherever I wanted to go.
I certainly attracted lots of attention with all these dance moves I pulled out of my hat. People I didn't know were gathering around me to see my moves and take pictures. I danced for at least 3 hours straight with a break for dinner, and let Mommy and Daddy stay at the wedding until 10:30 at which point, I was exhausted!
Liam's first haircut at Kirsten's Cuttery on April 15th, 2008

What are you doing Mama?
I'm not sure what is going on but, I'm curious...
This isn't so bad.
Something happened to my hair, but I think I like it!


Check out this hilarious video of Liam laughing his head off at Daddy jumping up on the other side of the railing.