I won’t even mention that we were at Peet’s Coffee…
Archive of posts tagged big brother
Blow, baby, blow
At 13 months, Matteo can blow his nose. If you give him a tissue, he will blow his own nose. I find this amazing. Christopher was at least 18 months, if not 2 years, by the time he mastered this skill. Blow, baby, blow.
It’s my party, and I’ll drool if I want to…
I finally had a chance to download most of the pictures from Matteo’s birthday party. I found a few worth posting…
With a family-sized jar of Skippy Peanut Butter I could rule the World
Well, actually I could not rule the World, but I could at least get our sick-for-two-weeks-not-eating-ANYthing-during-this-time 3-year old to eat three teaspoons of peanut butter in one day. Of course, the antibiotics have helped…somewhat. So here is the latest scoop. If you recall, on Monday, we took Christopher, who spiked a 105-degree fever to the [...]
A year in the life of…
A year in the life of… from Mike and Michael on Vimeo.
11 months – where did the time go?
We find it difficult to believe that 11 months has passed since we brought Matteo home. Wow. In just one month, he will celebrate his first birthday. At this stage in his development, he crawls everywhere. Whether he crawls or cruises along the furniture, he gets around this house with the ease of an experienced [...]
Our boys
I took some pictures of the boys the other day as we were goofing around and playing. Enjoy.
School days
Well, the walking stick insects did not do the trick today. Sadly, Christopher cried, calling for daddy as I walked away with Matteo. I called a bit later to check, and of course he had eaten a BIG breakfast, and was happily playing. In the meantime, Matteo and I went to Peet’s for coffee – [...]
I don’t want to go to school, Daddy.
Today was Christopher’s fifth day at school. The morning started just like any other. He got dressed, drank his milk, and we left for school. A few times, he muttered, “I don’t want to go to school, Daddy.” I reminded him of his teachers and friends. He seemed to have no interest. I reminded him [...]
