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Logan

On March 3, 2009 · 1 Comment · In babies, family

As of this morning, we are Uncle Michael and Aunt Heather to a brand new baby boy.

Michael’s sister delivered little Logan this morning. He was scheduled to arrive via c-section tomorrow morning, but he apparently had his own plans.

This officially makes Brendan a big brother! Unfortunately, we don’t live in […]

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Advance Baby Shower Prep

On February 17, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In babies, family

Tonight, Marie came over and we enjoyed a couple glasses of wine (on a Monday, woohoo!) while we put together all of the invitations for Kara’s baby shower. March 21 is fast approaching, and I really want to get the invites mailed by this weekend.

We had to make 30 invitations, but it only […]

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Super Bowl XLIII

On February 2, 2009 · 2 Comments · In family, football, friends

Everyone at our party was rooting for the Cardinals, except my sister-in-law, Cristina, who decided to go against the grain. I think we all just wanted to see the underdog win, especially since the Cardinals had never won it. Oh well. At least it was a good game (except for that third quarter, and the […]

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New Nephew (A Furry One)

On January 30, 2009 · 8 Comments · In family, tessa

Meet Miller!

He’s not ours (Tessa is enough for us, thankyouverymuch)–he’s my brother and Marie’s. He is a 9-week-old beagle/labrador mix that they adopted from a shelter earlier this week.

Last night, we went over to meet him and introduce him to Tessa. Tyler and Marie will be taking care of […]

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Christmas with Brendan

On December 28, 2008 · 1 Comment · In family, holidays

Melissa, Andy, and Brendan came up to visit today. They didn’t get to come up for Christmas because of their work schedules, so today was sort of our holiday with them. We exchanged gifts, but other than that, it was just like any other visit.

Brendan is now really good at running around (and getting […]

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