6 Months Old

What do you think? Blue eyes...?

. . .or green?

Growing Up

It seems like everyday this little boy gets bigger and bigger.

Drew loves rolling around on the floor and pushing himself along on his back.

What a happy little guy.

Here's a little video of him on his jump-a-roo. He loves to jump and play.

Comings and Goings

Hello.

I haven't been the best at posting lately, so I thought I would a quick update on what's been going on around here as of late.

But, first I wanted to do a quick show and tell I found while cleaning out my purse. I believe it is compliments of my nephew Nick (sorry Leslie -- too funny not to post).

Now on to more serious items. Steve is now an unofficial volunteer fireman for Logan City. There was a medium sized fire in my mom's neighbor's backyard. We were lucky that the neighbor and Steve got there just in time. Good job Steve at working a fire extinguisher and putting out the fire on the hill before it got out of hand. (Bad job young 12-13 year old boys for starting the fire, and trying to hide from the police).


Last week, we got to go to Hogle Zoo with Grandma Suzie, Leslie, and Drew's cousins Nick, Emi, and Matt. We had a fun time for Drew's first visit to the zoo. We didn't take too many pictures but here is a picture of Drew and Mom (enjoy, these pictures are few and far between).

Baby Drew has been trying lots of new things lately.

He really loves to eat. His favorites so far are carrots and squash. He also likes oatmeal. He does not like plain rice cereal or green beans. On to peas tomorrow...

He has also been learning to use the computer with his Grandma. What a lucky kid.

Priceless

Picture Time

Yesterday, we had some pictures taken for fun. Drew was such a good boy! Here are a few for your enjoyment!

Kudos for Steve

I am very late at posting all this stuff about Steve, but better late than never.

As a graduate in the Logan High School class of 1999, it is with deep regret that I announce Steve's new position at ...

Mountain Crest High School!!

Steve will be teaching a variety of tech ed courses (woods, drafting, small engines, engineering).

He starts teaching this fall, and really I'm excited for him. Way to go Steve!
(He will be continuing on with his PhD, just not full time)


Other important news.
Steve and his VEX robot team were recently featured in the local paper (The Herald Urinal) for doing so well at his robot competition in Texas. He was the adviser for the undergrad student team.

You can learn about VEX robots here.

The red arrow is pointing to Steve.
(Sorry guy, for covering your face).

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