Fun fact: Deacon ate all the kids' oranges at school today. Then he threw up.
I know it's cliche, but I'm not lying when I write that not a day goes by that this kid doesn't amaze us. We went to this one year old's birthday party the other weekend, and they brought out some bubbles, and then, without prompting, Deak blurts out, "Bubbles!" That's amazing.
Speaking of bubbles, who doesn't know my brother, Josh? You'll see his face on Deacon's person below. The shirt is from Josh's "dirty thirty" birthday party, and made by my sister, Amy.
I'm starting a union. It's a Pub-walkers Union, and I'm heading up Local 15. I'm sure I'll keep you posted.
I know you waited like three weeks for pictures, so thanks if you're actually reading this before watching the slide show; I think this is the most random post in a while. If it didn't work out that way, I understand. Enjoy the pictures.
And now a little walking video...
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
What just happened?
Well, I'm going to let the pictures do most of the talking, but they can't tell how thankful we are to have such loving families. Here's a brief recap:
My parents (G&G H) spent last week in Asheville, entertaining Deacon and making us food for the next month. By Friday both clans were in town (we missed ya Lombardis & Bertrums!!). Saturday was Deacon's Welcoming Ceremony (or Baptism) and reception, followed by naps and then disc golf for the guys and the pool for ladies and babies. On Sunday we said goodbye to G&G H, Aunt "The Reader" Amy, and the Huffs, but had dinner with Unkie "The Godfather" Josh, Aunt "The Godmother" Jenn, and Weezie, Papa and Aunt Linda. We couldn't have planned a more perfect weekend!
Thanks to everyone who came and helped us make a meaningful and memorable event and to everyone who was thinking of us this past Saturday for Deacon's ceremony!
If you have any pictures we'd love to see them!
Oh, and if you've been wondering about the Beer? Yeah, it's good.
Easter Morning
The Welcoming Ceremony
One last thing: Deacon's walking now.
My parents (G&G H) spent last week in Asheville, entertaining Deacon and making us food for the next month. By Friday both clans were in town (we missed ya Lombardis & Bertrums!!). Saturday was Deacon's Welcoming Ceremony (or Baptism) and reception, followed by naps and then disc golf for the guys and the pool for ladies and babies. On Sunday we said goodbye to G&G H, Aunt "The Reader" Amy, and the Huffs, but had dinner with Unkie "The Godfather" Josh, Aunt "The Godmother" Jenn, and Weezie, Papa and Aunt Linda. We couldn't have planned a more perfect weekend!
Thanks to everyone who came and helped us make a meaningful and memorable event and to everyone who was thinking of us this past Saturday for Deacon's ceremony!
If you have any pictures we'd love to see them!
Oh, and if you've been wondering about the Beer? Yeah, it's good.
Easter Morning
The Welcoming Ceremony
One last thing: Deacon's walking now.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Rack 'em up
"Racking" is brewing jargon for siphoning your brew from your primary fermenter to a secondary fermenter. Aside from avoiding prolonged contact with spent yeast, racking gave me the opportunity to dry hop my two hearted clone. This is my first dry hop, so I'm pretty excited. Just two more weeks!
Sunday, March 29, 2009
The Birthday Party
We had a great little gathering on Saturday for our celebration of one year of Deacon. There were lots of friends, playing, and cake and ice cream. Yes, Deacon had some cake, but no, the cake didn't have any sugar in it - just honey.
All in all, a successful first birthday party. Pats on the back. Up next, the christening/welcoming ceremony!
All in all, a successful first birthday party. Pats on the back. Up next, the christening/welcoming ceremony!
Friday, March 27, 2009
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