A Little Behind

My dad says, "Darwin has a cute little butt'n nose." However, the "little behind" we are talking about here is not Darwin's. I'm a little behind on documenting our life through the blog. So, without much to say, here's what we've been up to the past little (okay, long) while.

Mariners game that was not nearly as intense as this photo portrays.

Our nephew Scooter has a textbook case of arachnophobia. (Not that I've read the textbook, but he should definitely qualify.) Uncle Michael is handing him his "treat" from the Old Curiosity Shop--a sucker with a scorpion in it. Gross, yes. But this is a terrorized face, not only a "gross" face. Don't worry. We found the right treat for him soon afterwards--a sucker without any creatures in it. And the scorpion sucker was at least licked by his older siblings later that day.

Went to the beach with Grandma and Grandpa. Grandpa's trying to keep Darwin warm from the cool evening breeze.

Kramer hair.

Darwin loves tickle fingers! (Not to be confused with jazz hands.) :)

First summer BBQ.

Just sleeping. Michael jokes with me when he calls on his way home from work sometimes, saying, "So, how were your bon bons today." I guess this is a caught-in-the-act photo. :)

Uncle Michael kept the boys entertained.

On our second and sunnier trip to the zoo, Darwin really liked the giraffes.

Make that "giraffe." 

Grandma and Grandpa have been to visit a few times!

Nana and Papa have been to visit, too!

If I made horror/thriller movies, this would definitely be on the cover.

More tickle hands in Sumner while in a "Junque" shop and after a yummy breakfast with Grandma and Grandpa.

Darwin loved Daddy's goatee and would always reach up for it. Kind of ironic, since he had to shave his goatee in order to not scare anyone in his Peds rotation. :)

Dressing mishap.

Went home to see Aunt Britney and Uncle Landon

and Uncle George.

Mesmerized with cousin's feet.

Cute boys!
Richard and Amber had their baby! All boys for Grandma and Grandpa W!

Darwin sits up well now, but he lets us know when he's had enough by putting both arms out and twisting his right arm especially, as if he was turning a faucet on and off.

And by crying a little, too.

"Sharing" with cousin.

Our newest nephew! Two days old!

Darwin's first swing ride and his new funny "stiff upper lip" face he likes to do.

Hey, cous'.