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12 whole weeks!

By on September 10, 2008 in Colt, go hogs go, We are family, Xanga

Everyone survived our first week of the new routine — Mom going back to work, Colt going to daycare, and all the dropping-off, picking-up, bag-packing, goodbye-kiss-blowing, and tear-drying that comes with it. We are still getting used to things – especially the mornings – but we are getting there. Surely we'll be used to this [...]

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Colt - 10 weeks

Yep, it’s September already.

By on September 3, 2008 in Colt, Daycare, go hogs go, We are family, Xanga

Wow. I can hardly believe Labor Day has come and gone and we're almost a week into September. And that Colt is 11 weeks old! This week we ventured back into the 'real world' with my return to work and Colt's first day of daycare. I am only working part-time this week as we all [...]

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10 weeks!

By on August 27, 2008 in Colt, Xanga

In honor of this double-digit occasion, I thought I’d try out a video post. Let me know what you think. Videos will continue to get more exciting as Colt learns new "tricks" — for now he’s getting pretty good at grinning and laughing! We are still recovering from our trip south last week, and gearing [...]

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WEEKEND UPDATE

By on August 24, 2008 in Colt, travel, We are family, Xanga

As promised – First and foremost, at the risk of jinxing us, I would like to announce that I got 7 (consecutive!) hours of sleep last night for the first time since June 18! That’s right friends – Colt slept through the night. He actually slept 8 hours – but Jeff and I woke up [...]

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9 weeks/2 months

By on August 21, 2008 in Colt, travel, We are family, Xanga

I’ve noticed that as people get older – the description of their age is less and less specific. You hear about babies being 6 minutes or 3 hours old, then 2 days old, then it’s weeks – until about 8 weeks, then you get to count months for a while – probably until 24 months, [...]

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