Thursday, April 29, 2010

45 weeks old!

New hair colour (aka going to turn 30 blond)
ck star

Sunday, April 18, 2010

44 weeks old!



When goats attack
The baby limo which inspires pitying looks wherever we go
At Beacon Hill Park
The boys
Potato Juice

Sunday, April 11, 2010

43 weeks old! (10 months)

Colben has been pulling up the last couple of weeks and is cruising around. He has now taken to pulling up without furniture against the wall- YIKES! I think Colben is going to learn a lot from the little boy who is coming to daycare. He is 1 month older than Colben and already saying words like duck, dog, ball. Yowza!

Thursday, April 8, 2010

41 to 42 weeks- SORRY

Well we were on a trip then we wre recovering from a trip. Here are the pics in no particular order.

Tada! Look at my lip. My first injury. Tiny cut LOTS of blood!
Great Grandma and Grampa Wandell

Uncle Bryn Feeding Colben
The Wandells!
Shay
The prettiest sisters in Saskatchewan- Megan Tanya and Joni
Our Family
On the road Dada
Colben and Mama on the road
Olympics downtown Vancouver
Mother and son
Auntie Maya Colben and Mama at the Art Gallery
Like father like son
Kid Harem
Playing guitar with Kane
Isaak and Caleb
Im a big boy now
Isaak Emily and Erin
The Thorhaug Great Grandkids

Great Grandpa Wandell
Colben's first kiss- Don't tell him its his 2nd cousin!
Auntie Cindy
Bree
Auntie Maya

Sunday, March 21, 2010

40 weeks old!

Happy 30th Birthday Dada!

FLASHBACK! 1 month old
Great Uncle Doug

Dada and Colben

Great Nana Still
Auntie Miriam and Garrett
Laurie and Uncle Bryn with Birthday boy
Grandma Still feeding Colben
Cutie pie in his new hat Grandma Still got
Adam and I (notice my new glasses

Today is an historic day for our southern neighbours. We watched on Grandma Stills TV as the House passed the Health Care Reform Bill. Hopefully I will never again read about moms on my message boards having unassisted childbirth at home because it is $ 10,000 for a vaginal birth at the hospital nevermind if they need a C-section or have complications. They will have prenatal, and postnatal care and their children will defy one of the highest infant death rates in a 1st world country. I hope that this is the the foundation of universal health care for the United States.