First of all, our trip was great, but way too short. It was hectic getting ourselves together and even getting out there, and upon our return we hit the ground running. B's dad drove back with us and stayed at our house until Sunday. B's grandparents are moving back to Baltimore, so his dad was helping them pack up and then driving them back. We will miss them and how much they always loved on Andrew. Of course, they will still love him from Baltimore, but it was nice to be able to see them enjoy him.
Yesterday was my last day of school, and my fellow teachers will know just what kinds of craziness and pressure and stress I've been dealing with over the past couple of weeks.
I have lots of material to blog about in the coming days and weeks (open adoption and how it's working for us, our next steps, summer happenings, things I'm excited about, etc). So, for now, I'll leave you will some pictures from the past couple of weeks.
Andrew is such a busy little guy! He loves to just play and entertain himself and just do his own thing. Don't get me wrong, he loves to be played with, but he is equally content with just hanging out on his own.
During this time my baby turned 10 months old! Just look how big he is now compared to his bear!
Andrew is busy exploring all the time. He really liked crawling through the coffee table while visiting Nonnie and Papa in California.
Andrew's cousins still fuss over him like crazy and just can't get enough of him. Ashley wants to be holding him all of the time. I just love how he is able to be close with his cousins. This just adds so much to our life.
Well, that's it for now. I'm looking forward to the slower pace of summer, and with that will come more blogging. Promise!
Oh gosh, hasn't he gotten big! Your little explorer! I wish school was out here, but we got almost 3 more weeks yet! Glad your trip was fun!
ReplyDeleteI love that you've always taken pictures next to the bear cuz it really gives perspective on size - that's something I totally have to steal. Cuz while a baby picture can always allude to growth and size, nothing is like seeing that size next to x and then that new size next to x later - wow, he's like a toddler now! Although not:-)
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