So it has been a little while since the last time we've blogged and a lot has happened. In May 2011 we moved from our little house on Stanhope Avenue to a house across the river on Cherokee Road and we had a wonderful little boy named Michael. (Phil and I finally agreed on the name Michael while on the way to see the movie Bridesmaids the night before he was born). Michael is now almost 10 months old and Connor is two years and one month. Connor is a great older brother. He is finally starting to see the good in his little brother Michael, whom he calls Mutt-Mutt, so long as he is not trying to play with his "alms" animals. Connor prefers to be called "Tow-ree" and actually gets upset when I remind him that his name is Connor. Here are some photos of the boys at the botanical gardens on Thursday. It was a beautiful day, in the seventies and sun shining. Notice Connor is wearing his "ball-ball" hat and sun glasses. He would not wear a hat for the longest time but now he won't leave home without it. He is so happy that "sun not in eyes" that he makes sure we have his hat and glasses every time we leave the house. I have so much fun with these boys. They keep me laughing (and moving) all day.
So it has been a little while since the last time we've blogged and a lot has happened. In May 2011 we moved from our little house on Stanhope Avenue to a house across the river on Cherokee Road and we had a wonderful little boy named Michael. (Phil and I finally agreed on the name Michael while on the way to see the movie Bridesmaids the night before he was born). Michael is now almost 10 months old and Connor is two years and one month. Connor is a great older brother. He is finally starting to see the good in his little brother Michael, whom he calls Mutt-Mutt, so long as he is not trying to play with his "alms" animals. Connor prefers to be called "Tow-ree" and actually gets upset when I remind him that his name is Connor. Here are some photos of the boys at the botanical gardens on Thursday. It was a beautiful day, in the seventies and sun shining. Notice Connor is wearing his "ball-ball" hat and sun glasses. He would not wear a hat for the longest time but now he won't leave home without it. He is so happy that "sun not in eyes" that he makes sure we have his hat and glasses every time we leave the house. I have so much fun with these boys. They keep me laughing (and moving) all day.
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