Seeing their babies grow up is tough on mom’s. Jodi’s been putting off Morgan’s haircut for a few weeks. Getting a haircut means Morgan is one step farther away from being a baby. However, his hair has almost reached the tip of his nose and you can barely see his beautiful blue eyes. It was hard on Jodi but this weekend we grabbed Nana and Papa and took Morgan to get his first hair cut. He may look more and more like a little boy, but he’ll always be her little baby.

Jodi often calls me at work to tell me about something new Morgan and Kade are doing. The other day she called telling me that the house had been attacked by mutant ravioli. Morgan (being the hero he is) took on the challenge of saving the house from this menace. Be warned this video could be offensive to ravioli lovers.

Now that we have two kids, we do our best to keep our house clean. There is one little problem we have a little tornado that follows us destroying everything in it’s path. This tornado is call Morgan and he’s very good at making a mess.

Morgan has been walking for a few weeks. I’ve been trying to get good video of him. But he seems to be part Sasquatch. He’ll be walking around, talking away, being adorable. As soon as I grab the video camera he decides he’s done with walking, vanishing like the elusive Sasquatch.

Kade met his Gammy and Pop for the first time this weekend. Not only did he smile for the first time (and a second and third time) but he melted their hearts.

And as always Morgan was a little ham. Smiling and playing every chance he had.

Thanks Gammy and Pop for a great weekend. Of course the only video we could get of Kade smiling was when he stopped smiling…but hey he’s still being cute in this video.

After hours of camping out, Jodi was able to get video proof of our little baby Sasquatch walking. He’s as busy as ever. We’ll post video tonight.

Have a great day!

After weeks of trying we finally caught the elusive Baby Sasquatch on video.

Now that Morgan is walking, his oxygen cord has been Jodi’s worst nightmare. He’ll be running through the house and it’ll get snagged on something and BANG! His feet keep going but his poor little head flies back and lands on the floor.

I have no idea how he does it but at least 7 times a day we’ll find a big knot in the cord, or we’ll find him sitting in the middle of it whipping the cord at one of our three cats.

Yet through all this he’s smiling away having no idea what it’s like not to be attached to a oxygen converter or tank.

Morgan’s been on a mission the last few days. He thinks there’s something living in the TV cabinet. Everyday he goes in and tries to find it. He pulls everything out, looking, waiting, preparing for what could be behind the DVD’s. He’s yet to find anything, but I’m sure it’s just a matter of time.