Tuesday, October 25, 2011

look what ezra can do...

Ezra had a large audience Sunday night, but it just happened to be the one time he enjoyed being on his tummy so he wouldn't roll over for them.  I figured I should post the proof that he can do it.  


Isn't it funny the things you find to be exciting when you have kids?  I remember when I was single and hanging out with my married friends was just boring--their lives just seemed to lack any excitement.  Then I got married and found I loved my new "boring" life without the parties and social events every weekend.  However, I then found I couldn't relate to people with children.  A couple of weeks ago one of Marc's friends came over to see Ezra.  He brought his girlfriend with him who is in her early twenties.  While they were here I could tell she was thinking the same things I was when I was her age and single--"These people have such a boring life!"  But I'm loving life with this little boy.  Yes, it has probably been the hardest life transition I've ever experienced, but Ezra has brought so much joy to Marc and me.  It's definitely worth all the sacrifices.

And I just have to post a couple more photos...

Hanging out in his bumbo seat...



After his bath...Ezra doesn't like getting his hair washed, which is evident by the expression on his face.

Actually, this is just the expression he usually has on his face.

And the best shot we have of his pursed lips face...


Yeah...we love this little boy.

Saturday, October 15, 2011

10.14.11 Four Weeks

I cannot believe Ezra is already 4 weeks old.  The first two weeks went slow and felt more like one long day to me, but now time is going by so fast.  Here are more photos of his first month...









He is such a tall and skinny little man.  The clothes that fit him lengthwise are so baggy widthwise.  He is starting to be more alert and awake during the day (and at night too for that matter).  Overall he is such a good baby, but he has some stubbornness about him that he probably got from his dad.  At two weeks he hated being on his tummy so much he would roll over onto his back.  We're still working on helping him enjoy his tummy time.