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August in a nutshell

I know I know, it's been a long time since my last post; in my defense I have been busy. I visited family in VA while joel was training out of town. It was nice for my family to get to know Andrew, I love California but it is hard being so far away, especially when it comes to Andrew.  He had so much fun getting spolied by everyone that when we got home I pretty much had to retrain him, haha!  It is nice to know that my little boy is so loved by so many people. :)

Here are pictures from the past month or so.

Yay!!!! :)





He was not feeling well and didnt really want anything to do with this cupcake

sweet baby sleepy face

such great uncles this little boy has :)

he found a cookie and was really happy about it :)


Andrew and g-man

uncle ian and little drew

my dad loves the marine corps!

My andrew in his big boy cowseat! :)

eats like a big boy with a plate :)

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  1. yay_for_redheadsAugust 20, 2012

    I'm glad I can be the pain in your rear that keeps your blog readers satisfied!

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