We Ready

This week saw the return of SC football.  And someone just received his MB7 jersey.  Rock star.  

Mom Mom and Great Grandmom will be watching the little guy next weekend so that we can go to the game in NY.  This will be our first time separated from him, which is a little scary.  But he's in awesome hands.  

The little guy had another hair cut last week. I love to say to him, who's handsome. To which he replies, I am Mama. Priceless. Something tells me we have a lady killer on our hands.

The little guy has made a nice recovery from his surgery.  Can't way a good man down for long. He's up to hopping everywhere again. I've got some mean hops Mama

And last but not least, the little guy has perfected saying Fight On!  

Rocking A New Hair Cut

IPad Hogger

Tough time after bath time. The little guy's bandages officially came off. Yikes that was awful. Now that he is settled in, it quickly became IPAD time. Love watching him learn with it. And quiet frankly it's the only thing that keeps him still. Here's hoping the little guy heals quickly, or we might have to buy more learning apps

This morning, while walking in the park, we met another family who adopted 2 boys from Korea with another on the way. The boys are 4 and 2 years of age. So we can't wait to meet up with them for a play date. Really happy about this development

Cheese Mama

Mischievous Boy

Week in Rewind

It's been a tough week for the little guy. On Wednesday, he had a minor surgery to fix a guy thing. The surgery was a success, but it's been a little tough going every since.  Luckily, this kid has incredible bounce and has done a great job of landing on his feet.  Code, he's acting more like himself  every moment.  

Here he is after a quick turn around by Mama. Someone found a book cover and decided to own it.  Do we have a future artist on our hand...

Speaking of skills, the litle guy has taken his down time to really grasp the IPAD.  And I mean, really grasp it.  Scary skills.  And we routinely hear, I want it.  To which we reply, please. I mean, we cant rise a prima donna making unrealistic demands on he world.  Maybe our little boy will take that artistic side and a little of those prima donna skills and become the next Steve Jobs.   Holla!