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Sep 28, 2004 |
Whole lot of growing. |
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Make Mom Come Runnin Note the cool multicolored quasi-beeners-link things chaining Robert’s legs together. |
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Sep 22, 2004 |
Change in the weather |
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Sep 18, 2004 |
First Photo Shoot!!! Now I’m in the market for a digital camera that I can connect to the stobes. Waiting for the prints to come back from the lab (and wondering if the lighting was going to be anything like what I expected) seems kind of old fashioned these days. |
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First post-Robert Date We did go out last night to celebrate Ed’s birthday. He had a table at the Birchmere for Sam Bush and we all had a great time. The company was great, and Ed had a chance to catch up with Sarah (who is hanging at home with Robert for the time being). The band was outstanding. A little bit of a lot of musical genres all done well. Sarah put it best, “I never would have thought anyone could pull off Jimmy Hendrix on the mandolin.” Of course it was the “MandoBlaster” electric mandolin, not your run of the mill acoustic variety, and the rest of the band was great. As usual, the Brichmere was a stellar location for live music. |
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Sep 16, 2004 |
First Babysitter |
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Sep 13, 2004 |
Robert’s Social Day What a good idea. Shaw sent me Annie Dillard’s book ‘Operating Instructions’ about her son’s first year and in the acknowledgments she thanks the people who made her keep a journal of her son’s first year. Sounds like a plan. Yesterday, I got together with the Thursday coffee klatch folks for a walk. We met at Jen’s (Manley) over on Mt. Vernon avenue across from the middle school and chatted for a bit and then went for a stroll. Reality check of the day; school had just let out and we walked through a passel of middle school girls who asked to see our babies. They made the appropriate sounds (oh how cute, etc.), but as we walked away, one of the dominant girls started crowing about when she has HER baby, “that baby is gonna be Decked Out! Really dressed, all the time.” Jean (Benz, -she’s the one we teased about how she should have named her daughter ‘mercedes’) and I looked at each other and stopped because we had just been talking about whether or not there would be siblings for our guys (probably not) and how hard it is to be an older mother, balancing career etc. but we stopped cold at the girl’s conversation. I guess it’s no easier heading to be a teen parent. Other moments, we stopped for ice cream near the river and Jen borrowed a bottle off of Lindsey, with one of those slider -burper things. While Clayton was eating she pushed on it; “is this how it works” only to look down and see milk foaming out of her baby’s mouth. Jean noticed rounching on her daughter’s sundress, joked about it enhancing clevage and kidded about having a hoochie baby, while Robert really got his charm on by smiling, laughing and cooing at Miss Lindsey. A good time was had by all and I started secretly wishing that David could get himself fired when I go back to work so he could hang out with Robert for 26 weeks or so courtesey of unemployment insurance. |
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September 11, 2004 I do like the tradition but hate the cause of it. I really wish I didn’t feel like it was inevitable that terrorism would strike so close and so powerfully. My wish for Robert (overly optimistic, I fear) is that he sees the end of terrorism as we’ve come to know it. |
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Sep 08, 2004 |
Picture of the Day There a several other photos of the trip in the new, September part two section of Robert’s web site. The building is almost as impressive as what all it houses. |
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Sep 06, 2004 |
Could be a tie… Based on his parents, it should come a little surprise that Robert does not much mind his bath (at least at this age). He seems to really be enamored of the water (as long as it’s not too cold — and Sarah does a stellar job of making sure the water temperature is to his liking). |
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Picture of the Day Robert also seems to really enjoy a chance get outside and enjoy the pre-fall weather. There are a couple more photos of both in Robert’s September Photo section. |
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Sep 04, 2004 |
Robert’s latest guest Also, for those not interested only in Robert photos, there’s another one of Max in the September photos section. I guess I really do need to stop putting every new photo up in Robert’s section… |
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One more… One more bouncy seat photo (it needed some red eye work) now in the September photo section. |
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Sep 02, 2004 |
Not always sleeping For those without a scorecard, that’s Zip looking on… And here’s…… Robert. In his very cool sweater from the Leaths — neighbor’s in New Jersey, I think — Sarah may correct this.The weather may not be quite right for it yet, but it really is very nice. We’ll report back the fit of the sweater when the weather turns cooler. On the other hand, we’ve been to a couple resteraunts with Robert lately and they tend to be cold, maybe the sweater will become an integral part of the diaper bag… |
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Sep 01, 2004 |
New Photos I’ve just added a couple photos Rob Allison took when he and Doug visited last weekend; they are in the second set of August photos, and I have an extra RBZW photo (in addition to the one below) in the new September photo page. (That’s the same page the photo below links to.) |
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After a rough night…. Aren’t they too cute? Normally Robert is in the bassinet by our bed, but sometimes, if he’s being fussy, he just needs to be a little closer to a parent (I really have to break the habit aquired after years with Max and Zip of referring to Sarah and I as the humans in the family). |
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