Friday, November 28, 2008
Thanksgiving
From Laurel Crest, we headed to Woodcreek to have lunch with the Milliken and ate around 3:00. By 4:30, we were all tired and headed back home for a relaxing Thanksgiving night. Walks left early Friday morning to head to Arkansas and won't be back until late Monday night.
I look forward to next year's Thanksgiving when William can enjoy more of the food and tradition. I am so thankful for all of my family that we are able to spend the day with. We truly are blessed!
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
11 Month Update
We love to get you laughing as hard as we can and it was hard to resist playing rough with you when you were in just your diaper the other night (bath time). We had you dying laughing. It's the cutest, deepest laugh--from the pit of your belly!
You really love to lie down in my lap and lean back as far as you can, sit yourself up and repeat. Not sure why you like that perspective, but it gives me a chance to see the progress of your top 4 teeth. Two of them are on the verge of breaking through. Your third tooth came in a few days ago and its on the bottom. You have been quite the fuss-pot at times and I'm hoping it has to do with all of these teeth that are about to pop through.
You really started to pull up with no struggles this month and cruise all of the furniture to get around. You will let go and stand for a couple seconds before you either grab back on or gently fall down. It will be no time before we see one of those "first steps" I'm sure.
I love you in those cute OshKosh overalls...you really look so grown up when you wear them.
Your Daddy likes to take you and Willie for a walk a few mornings a week. We get you all suited up and ready for the cold weather. You spend so much time with your Daddy in the mornings and you are just as happy to be with him as you are me. I love the quality time you have together!
I made you this blanket and absolutely love it! Daddy accidentally (oops is a word you hear a lot around Daddy!) let it hang out of the stroller and the wheel burned a big hole in it. I still plan to use this blanket as your "strolling" cover and will make another as soon as I finish your first longall that I started over a month ago. Your Aunt Bebe is in the process of helping me get my tail in gear and get it made before you outgrow this Size 1/12 month longalls.When we're at home, you melt if Daddy or I leave the room and leave you alone. You love for us to watch and play with you. If we are at Mimi and Grandaddy's house, you are typically fine the minute we walk in the door and know that whoever is there will be just as much fun as we are! Mimi has so many fun toys for you to play with and Grandaddy is like your built-in human toy.
You are sleeping from 7:30 p.m. until 7:30 or 8:00 a.m.
You are drinking around 16 ounces of formula a day and those 16 ounces are tough to get you to take. You still love all kinds of food, but don't really care for baby food anymore.
I love you tons Baby William!!!
Mary Duffie Marzagao
Halloween Party
Gene took all of the children for a hayride around the streets of Forest Acres...they loved it! Here are our little munchkins below:
Most of the group- Back row: Sally, Sarah Preston, Walks, Lesesne and TomboFront row: Gene, me, William, Haley, Grady, Will, Emory Anne, T, Addie, Brie, Hannah and Amanda

Gigi and Grady the Monkey
Monday, November 17, 2008
"Puppy Dog" makes his Halloween rounds
Me, Case and William

Thursday, November 13, 2008
Playing with the cousins
Visit with Nana & Grandad



William is so lucky to know his Great-Grandparents and I am so blessed that we grew up so close to them. I have memories from spending weekends at Nana and Grandad's while we were growing up. I now realize why we spent so much time over there- because I know how much my parents love to be with William and Hannah! We ate Sunday lunches at Nana's every week and we still try to get out to see them now as much as our schedules will allow. We love Nana and Grandad so much and look forward to all of our visits with them!




















10 1/2 months old






