Saturday, March 3, 2007

Freaky Playdough

I almost forgot to post this funny photo. This is what happens when a 32 year old man plays playdough with his daughter!

Lewis' Half-Birthday and other exciting news...

Ok, I actually want to start with the very exciting news (now that they've blogged it we can tell too). Although I have been honoured to be called "Auntie" by a few cousins and friends, we are happy to announce that we are going to be an actual Auntie and Uncle! Jason and Michaelia are expecting their first baby in July. We are so happy for them and can't wait to meet the next Olfert! Check out their blog for the very first picture of baby, and maybe help them decide what they can call it for the next few months instead of he/she.

Today is Lewis' half-birthday. He is now 6 months old! How the time flies. He is more observant and interactive than ever. He has started eating solids, having now feasted on carrots and peas. Cereal is on the menu for tomorrow. Mmm. And
one of the cutest things he does lately is try to grab things, such as a toy, a face, his toes, etc. but it is humorous because his depth perception has not developed fully yet so he is always swiping and grabbing for things but misses. And he is very vocal, but it is mostly squeals, which I hope means he is happy and content. My favourite is when Jaina makes him giggle and laugh, it is the best sound in the whole world. And only she seems to be able to get him to do it full force. Here is a cute picture of Lewis with his glow-worm. He loves it so much! We joke that it always looks like he's making out with it.


Not knowing when we would have time to make it to Sears for portraits, and knowing how fast changes happen, I decided to try a photo session at home today. We were pretty happy with the results. (Hooray for digital cameras, I don't have to tell the extremely large number of photos taken in order to get some good ones). So, here are a couple of slide shows featuring Lewis. Please excuse the excessive amount of pictures, I guess I am a proud parent and couldn't narrow it down any more.