Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Double Arf

Jack found one of the backup blue doggies ("Arf") in a bag from the trip thsi morning, so it was a double-arf day. Hopefully, we can sneak one away while he sleeps without his noticing.
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Nona Ruth Reber!

Jack's cousin Nona Ruth Reber arrive on May 19. Baby, mom, dad, big bro and big sis are all doing well. We are all looking forward to meeting her!

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Drumming with Grandma Martha

We also got to see the whole Walker Weiss clan and catch up several DC-area friends. You might also notice that Jack's hair has gotten a little curly--that is not just a DC-humidity effect, it happened a couple weeks ago...
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Holding Aunt Joyce's hand and strolling--lovely


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Hanging out at Grandma's




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Grandma Martha's

Grandma Martha's has a nice big yard, a big blue "ba," and several "arfs" nearby. Jack finally got to meet Uncle Ed and Aunt Joyce. (Photo credits to Uncle Ed)


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Playground

Jack was very happy to push the "Ka" around, then dad took him to wipe his nose, he ran back to get the cart, but another kid beat him to it. That was the end of the playground.
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First subway ride (DC Metro)

I think that trains are called "Bu" (like bus, or maybe ball...)

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DC Mall

We visited Washington, DC for the wedding of Josh (Ben's friend from high school) and Shannan. This gave us an opportunity to visit the Mall. We went to the Air and Space Museum, where Jack wanted to get behind every exhibit. Denver airport also afforded plenty of opportunities to look out the window at little cars ("Ka, Ka") and airplanes (which, interestingly, are also called "Ka").


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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Cool dude

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Playing on the "bubbles" at the Denver Art Museum

There were also some interesting benches to climb on in the Psychedelic Posters Exhibit.

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Trying again with the eating pics



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Walking

After several months of pushing his cart and walking with assistance (but really seeming like he didn't need it), Jack decided to walk on his own last weekend, just in time for Grandma Martha's visit! (sorry no sound on this one--still working out the kinks).

Stuffing his face

Jack has made a lot of progress in his development lately, but he is still working on the swallowing aspect of eating solid foods. He likes to completely fill his mouth with pears, bread, or whatever and ask for more even though his cheeks are totally full. Usually, he eventually swallows, though he has recently learned how to spit stuff out!