Starving Artist

Nicholas has discovered the world of art....
play-doh, painting, crayons, oh my!
Time to invest in a smock.

Happy Easter...Part II

Look out Food Network...Evan roasts a mean leg of lamb.




Nicholas keeps a close watch on dinner.


Aunt Paula and Cousin Anastasia.


Look at those blue eyes!



Nicholas with his brand new Easter bunny basket.


Nicholas and Anastasia seated in their new patio chairs from
Yia Yia and Papou.


Who knew I would grow up to be so domestic!

Happy Easter

Where does the time go?

Nicholas is already 18 months old. He has an endless amount of energy. He was a late walker, but he is definitely making up for lost time because he runs everywhere. He loves being outside and I can tell we are going to spend a lot of time in the sandbox this summer.

Ready to Work

Not even the recession intimidates Nicholas.
Looks like he is ready to head out and find work.
Wait until they see how many words per minute he can type.

Dear Diary

Can you tell we've run out of things to do around the house?
Nicholas loves to sit at the computer and type. Hopefully, he
is the next Bill Gates.

Jet Setter

Nicholas went to visit Grandpa Ted and Grandma Barb
one last time before they move from Washington DC to
Charleston, South Carolina. We certainly packed a lot
of fun into a short visit.

Nicholas sat in his own seat on the airplane. He
entertained himself nearly the entire way. Both
flight attendants offered to take him home, but
I declined the offer.

Nicholas' favorite part of the trip was watching the airplanes land at Washington National Airport. The airport is set up so you can get really close to the planes as they fly overhead. Nicholas loves engines, loud noises, wheels and things that fly so this was right up his alley. He was smiling from ear to ear and when we got back into the car he continued to make the sign for "more" and I'm pretty sure that meant he wanted to see more airplanes.