Friday, November 27, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
snip, snip, sniff
We did it. We cut his hair. I never though he would be getting his first hair cut AFTER age two. I thought for sure he would be born with a big red mop of hair and it would just grow and grow. Alas, he had the Charlie Brown head for most of his life. It really wasn't until the last 6 months or so that it started to fill out a bit. I love his hair - it's the sweetest thing ever. His little curls at the back of his head that are so soft. And his head is still the best smell in the world. But it was just time I guess.
We put on a movie. Had a sucker ready - just in case (his first ever I think). And then chop. He did pretty well considering he's a two year old. Andy held him down a bit and I just cut away. There are only a *few* uneven spots, but he doesn't sit still long enough for anyone to notice them.
Of course, he is adorable. He looks so handsome in his new haircut. But all of a sudden, he turned into a little boy. Andy and I keep taking double takes - is this our baby? He looks so much older! But I guess that is the way it goes. He IS getting older and changing ALL THE TIME. Now he has a haircut to go with it.
His sweet baby curls are safely tucked away in an envelope for whenever I need them.







Sunday, November 1, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
dragon boy
So, Curtis hates his halloween costume.
He talks about dragons -especially a dragon kite we saw at the beach - so I thought he would like to be one for halloween. I think it turned out pretty cute. It has a hat too, but I don't think we'll ever get that on him. But the little man doesn't want to wear it at all. He says "No dragon costume" or "No alligator costume". I keep trying - he will drag it around but that's about it. Maybe if he understood that there was candy in it for him, he would be more into it. Any suggestions?
Here's pictures of when we forced him into it. Notice he only looks happy when he gets one of his arms free. I may be taking a little costume-less boy trick or treating.


He talks about dragons -especially a dragon kite we saw at the beach - so I thought he would like to be one for halloween. I think it turned out pretty cute. It has a hat too, but I don't think we'll ever get that on him. But the little man doesn't want to wear it at all. He says "No dragon costume" or "No alligator costume". I keep trying - he will drag it around but that's about it. Maybe if he understood that there was candy in it for him, he would be more into it. Any suggestions?
Here's pictures of when we forced him into it. Notice he only looks happy when he gets one of his arms free. I may be taking a little costume-less boy trick or treating.



Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Our trip to Boise
So it looks like we have another broken camera. Luckily, my sister put up some super cute pictures on her blog. Check them out :) http://vissman.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
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