September Pictures

It's been an exciting month. Abram is learning so much. He's been talking in sentences in his own language. He's quite the chatterbug. I'm not sure where he get's that from....maybe Bram. Although, it's me and him alone all day so I talk to him all the time. He can actually say quite a few words. Dad, Ma, Dog, Door, Tree, Hello, and I'm sure a few others. Just in the last few days he has started walking more and more.

Every morning we have a ritual...Abram is our alarm clock...he wakes up around 7:00 a.m., dad goes and gets him out of his crib and brings him into our bed. I nurse him, and try to catch a few more zzzz's and then it's Abram Attack....he crawls all over us until we finally get out of bed.

What a comedian...his expressions say everything.
For Labor Day Weekend we went water skiing in Lake Arrowhead. Last year I was pregnant, so it's been a long time since I've tried skiing. I know I dont look the most coordinated, but hey atleast I got up! We've taken Abram out on the boat several times this summer. In the beginning he really didn't like the life vest, it was difficult for him to turn his head. I think he felt like he was being restricted...flashbacks of the car seat or something. I think his neck grew longer or something, because he really relaxed on the boat this time.



Can we say POOL SAFETY! Yeah, Abram basically has no fear of water or climbing into the pool.




Happy Birthday Brenna 9-22-07. She just finished a race, what a way to start your birthday! Me and Abram met up with them for lunch. Thank you for letting us celebrate.
We took a quick road trip to Newport Beach. While out there we visited Aunt Nadine (I really hope that I spelled her name right). We had such a great time with her.
This is called a getting healthy day. Abram was experiencing a little cold.
He recovered quickly and discovered that he can climb into a special little place in our "antique" table. Bram is quite attached to this table because it was his good friend Justin Scambray's family table. In fact Justin told us that he grew up with that table, and that his pets loved to climb into that special little place. See, we don't need any pets---we've got Abram.