Maybe I will update my blog

It has only been five months. Did you think I would never update again? Here are some recent photos of Cameron.

He is getting so fun. He is outgoing and loves to be around people. He is always happy and has the "flirty eyes" down already. (The old ladies at church eat it up!)

Basically, Cameron is my little buddy.

Words: Ma-ma (YAY!), Dada, Baba. He is using a lot of jargon and says something that sounds a lot like Grandpa and Sadie (in the right context). But I don't think I can really count it yet. He mimics our influxes and repeats the tune to his toy train: All Aboard and choo choo.

He is getting close to walking. He is cruising everywhere and stands for (we counted it the other day) a good 25 seconds. That is a long time in baby time. He is a speed demon little crawler and loves to tease Momma.
Favorite places to hide: in the pantry, in Ben's closet, and in the blanket closet.
Favorite place to seek: in the shower, the bathroom, and the computer room.

Other favorites: Music. He still does a sort of baby singing and now he loves to dance. He loves story time at the library with the other babies. They sing a lot there, too. But his most favorite thing is his Daddy. He is one Daddy's boy! He gets so excited to see Ben. I think they are going to be best of friends.




Yes, he is in a toy wagon. That was today. Ben thought it would be fun to push him around in it. He loved it. And posed for all my pictures.
The wagon is now a close second to his favorite toy: his choo choo train.


Lonesome Lake. Sunday Drive with our friends the Harringtons.


This was another Sunday Drive to a park in Tacoma. It was right on the Sound but had a desert feel. It actually was an old quarry that they made into a park and a golf course. Interesting little place.





Our world as we know it is about to change. Cameron turns one year old in five weeks and I am sure he will soon become a toddler! We looked at Cameron this week and said "He doesn't look like a baby anymore!" Nope, he isn't a baby anymore. A little sad but exciting to watch him learn and change. He is growing up, but that's what babies do! (Thanks Mom for the perspective!)