This morning we headed to the Bayou City Farmers Market, where we met a lovely baby goat. Oddly enough, Aiden and the goat both wore diapers and smelled alike! Aiden wasn't quite sure what to think of this little guy. The baby goat tried to nibble Aiden fingers. Again, another odd similarity-everything heads for the mouth!

This week was my first at home-we stayed busy...Aiden had apples for the first time, rolled over and slept through the night Friday night. (Hallelujah) We woke up this morning about 5:30am, terrified we'd slept through his cries or let him suffer alone. I panicked when I couldn't tell on the monitor if he was breathing. Patrick alleviated my fears by nudging him, just to be certain he was still breathing. :) Tee hee!

Hair loss

Look at how much hair this boy had versus now!

Mom had the same experience, but it all came back a golden blonde. Yes, there are blonde roots in there somewhere, not that you would know now. I have no idea what my natural hair color is, and have no intentions to find out.

(Needless to say, Mom's roots aren't blonde anymore-I really should get to the hairdresser! )

In High Demand

We (read I) have joined the great blogging world!

For the last two days I have been trying to decide what to say on my first post...as this is the second day as stay at home mom, I wanted to sound profound, wise and self-sacrifical. Instead, I've been cleaning up "profound" amounts of spit up, become "wise" to the fact I can't fix the toliet, and, well, the only thing I really "sacrifice" these days is sleep.

But when you look at these three fellas, it's hard to imagine anything else!

Sarah