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Wednesday, October 26, 2005

A late entry, from Mommy

Even though Jack does not like to be compared to a girl, he may have similar features as his mother. Here is Meredith at 7 months.

Tuesday, October 25, 2005

Who does Jack look like? (Left: Isaac at ~1 year, Right: Brian at 1 day, Center: Postman at 3 months)

Jack in Black...and White

Saturday, October 22, 2005

My Buddy was tired after a trip to Caldwell

4 Generations: Great-Grandma Wikander

Friday, October 21, 2005

After Jack's First Full Bath

Now that his pesky umbi-cord nub is gone, it was time for a full bath for Jack. Daddy had to help warm him up afterwards.

And for the record, yes daddy IS wearing pants.

Thursday, October 20, 2005

Edited for all viewing audiences

Jack made sure mommy was covered when daddy decided to snap a picture during feeding time.

I can see my belly-button

Jack lost his cord nub yesterday and has revealed a cute little belly button. Thanks to Megan Ericson for the mittens. Jack still has trouble with scratching his face. (Double X vitamins sure make healthy nails.)

Wednesday, October 19, 2005

Jack is now 10 days old!!! He has changed so much just in the last week and a half! I wish I knew what he was thinking...

Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Diet for Jack

When Jack was born he weighed 7lbs 1oz, when we left the hospital on Monday he was down to 6lbs 9oz. 4 days later at his first doctor’s visit he was already up to 7lbs. We had a home health care nurse come to the house today, which is only 6 days since his doctors visit and she said he weighs 7lbs 13oz. It's a good thing he is nursing well because I have a feeling we couldn't afford to feed him otherwise!!!

...Jack must get his big appetite from his aunt Brandi. :)

Sunday, October 16, 2005

We call this his after dinner "milk coma"

Saturday, October 15, 2005

Jack is dreaming of catching a big fish

Friday, October 14, 2005

Thank You!!!

On behalf of Meredith and Jack, I would like to thank everyone who has made the arrival of our little man so special. Thanks to our family for your support, advice, and most importantly your love. Thanks to our Sunday school class for all the meals you have been providing. Thanks to my AEP coworkers who have been very generous in your giving. To all of you, your love and kindness means more than you realize. May God bless you all!