Erin & I are at that stage of our lives when we think all our recently-married friends and family should be having babies. Here's our list of recently arrived and highly anticipated babies (in no particular order, mind you)...
Baby Wells (Julie & Mike)
Sarah Katherine Hagerty (Nicole & Bruce)
Marissa Rish (Deb & Heath)
Katy Jackson (Becky & Eric)
Baby Fisher (Michele & Chris)
Baby Swain (Carmen & Tim)
Levi Abney (Terri & Ben)
Baby Bonnell (Joe & his wife)
Looking to add to our list, so let us know. And if you have a boy, we have some clothes for you!
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
30lb. Mouse
Erin and I were in the basement watching Arthur crawl around, bulldozing over everything in his path when we heard a noise coming from the air ducts. The noise was that tell-tale sound of little feet scurrying.
Erin: What's that noise?
Ryan: Probably a mouse coming in for the winter.
Erin: We can't have a mouse.
Ryan: We might. He was probably cold.
[silence (except for Arthur) waiting to hear the sound again]
Erin: Where is it?
Ryan: Probably came down the furnace vent and is crawling around.
Erin: You know that vent on the floor is open.
Ryan: It's an intake. He's probably on the other side of the filter.
Erin: I'm going upstairs. [scoops up Arthur and goes upstairs]
[a few seconds later]
Erin: Ryan, get up here; you have to see this!

Henry: Cheerios raining.
[later that day on the phone]
Nate: Well, now the food is there for when the mouse does come.
Erin: What's that noise?
Ryan: Probably a mouse coming in for the winter.
Erin: We can't have a mouse.
Ryan: We might. He was probably cold.
[silence (except for Arthur) waiting to hear the sound again]
Erin: Where is it?
Ryan: Probably came down the furnace vent and is crawling around.
Erin: You know that vent on the floor is open.
Ryan: It's an intake. He's probably on the other side of the filter.
Erin: I'm going upstairs. [scoops up Arthur and goes upstairs]
[a few seconds later]
Erin: Ryan, get up here; you have to see this!
Henry: Cheerios raining.
[later that day on the phone]
Nate: Well, now the food is there for when the mouse does come.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Henry's letters
H
A
M
D
X
These may not mean much to you, but for Henry these letters represent his family. When he sees these letters, he identifies them by a family member's name.
For example, when he saw a AAA sign, he told me, "Three Arthurs, Daddy."
I replied, "Oh Henry, one Arthur is enough."
A
M
D
X
These may not mean much to you, but for Henry these letters represent his family. When he sees these letters, he identifies them by a family member's name.
For example, when he saw a AAA sign, he told me, "Three Arthurs, Daddy."
I replied, "Oh Henry, one Arthur is enough."
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Check this out
I was digging through some files and came across this. The file info says that I made it, but I have no idea why or for whom. All I know is that it was a family picnic that I missed because I was in Dar es Salaam, but Erin was there. Too funny. The front is supposed to read 1998 Family Reunion.
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Monday, November 10, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Henry's ?s
If a branch of a tree falls to the ground, it becomes a stick. But what is it in the air during its fall? Is there a philosopher in the house? Nate?
The actual conversation went something like this...
H: Sticks in the tree.
R: When sticks are in the tree they are branches.
H: Branches in the tree.
R: Yep.
H: Sticks on the ground.
R: Yep, sticks on the ground.
H: Branches in the tree, sticks on the ground.
R: Yep.
[pause]
H: Sticks in the sky.
[pause]
R: Branches fall to the ground and become sticks.
[pause]
H: Branches in the sky.
[pause]
R: I'm not sure if they are branches or sticks when they are in the sky.
[pause]
H: Branches and sticks in the sky.
R: We'll ask Mommy.
H: Mommy in the sky?
[laughter]
The actual conversation went something like this...
H: Sticks in the tree.
R: When sticks are in the tree they are branches.
H: Branches in the tree.
R: Yep.
H: Sticks on the ground.
R: Yep, sticks on the ground.
H: Branches in the tree, sticks on the ground.
R: Yep.
[pause]
H: Sticks in the sky.
[pause]
R: Branches fall to the ground and become sticks.
[pause]
H: Branches in the sky.
[pause]
R: I'm not sure if they are branches or sticks when they are in the sky.
[pause]
H: Branches and sticks in the sky.
R: We'll ask Mommy.
H: Mommy in the sky?
[laughter]
Saturday, October 4, 2008
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