Over the highway and in the car to Thangram's (Sarah's side) we go

And as we went not only did Than get all the attention, but as is tradition in the Cox house we left with a months worth of groceries. And he picked up a habit there: eating his hands. It's a wonderful new delicacy available morning, evening, and at those wee hours of the mornings; even when we don't understand why it's as funny or tasty as he thinks it is.

So is it like Father like Son, or like Son like Father?

He even sleep like Him!! (You figure out the pronouns in that sentence)

Mommy WOW I Can Almost Sit Up Now!

He's not even 3 months old and he's sitting up. If he's into athletics when gets older me and Jim are going to have problems being supportive and we'll just pretend to know what he's talking about.

Mommy & Me

None of us look pretty in the morning and these pictures were taken unbeknownst to me.

Thangram & Gramp's (on Jim's side)

Recently Jim's paarents came down to visit and we only wish they could have stayed longer!