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Warner 9 Months

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Whew. Sorry guys I just needed a mini-break from blogging there. I got really ambitious and thought I could do all these great things with blogging but then I realized after hours and failed attempts at changing my background template and adding a facebook like button and all sorts of awesome things that I got burnt out on anything tech savvy. The the battery in the computer stopped taking a charge so I couldn't have blogged if I wanted to. Then when we got it back I just couldn't drag myself to write anything. I can't do it all. So I'm just going to do what I originally set out to do which was a blog about our normal, boring life. Plus the unexpected adventures that come along. I've been taking pictures even if I haven't been blogging so here is the biggest one of February. 

Warner is now 9 months old!

He is all sorts of active now. Crawling, climbing, pulling up on furniture, opening cabinets, cruising along anything stable. Eating table foods cut up very small including cheerios, carrots and beans. He loves yogurt and whatever we are eating. He calls for "Mama" when he is upset. He is starting to wave and point to what he wants. He growls like a pitbull. He stands at the side of the tub and screeches to get in. He loves his brothers and anything having to do with them. He loves being outside and trying to pull the dogs hair. He doesn't like getting his face wiped or his finger nails cut. He has two teeth, is 20 pounds and 28 1/4" long. Almost time to move him into the convertible carseat. 
Apparently he was also not too happy about taking pictures this day.







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