Music to His Ears

Someday it will be music to ours! Avery is lucky to have two musically talented grandmothers. Here he is playing the piano with Grammie Richard on his first Thanksgiving. Grammah Green also enjoys playing piano with Avery. 

Rub a Dub Dub

Avery just got out of the tub. 

Avery and Papa 

Avery the Role Model

This is Avery teaching his friend how to play with this toy. He looks SO big here! 

Movin' On Up, To The Top...

Look out world! 

About as Exciting as It Gets

Well, we're excited about it anyway. After two and a half years of listening to our giant brown-cow of a refrigerator make its clunking sound, we bought a new one. It was just like Christmas here today. It has a freezer on the bottom so all of the fridge contents are at eye level (more than eye level for Jen), which makes it very convenient. We also bought a small chest freezer to hold our venison. We still have to hook up the icemaker, which will involve drilling a hole in the floor to run a water line. But that will be a project for another day.

Standing Tall

Avery is standing all the time. He can hold onto the couch and walk along it. He is starting to learn how to put his hands out before letting go... still trying to master this skill. Its amazing how fast they grow!

Avery Monster

This Avery actually acting like a little monster. He thought the Cat Chow looked a lot like his Cheerios! Even when he's naughty, he's just so cute!

Last night, Avery said "da-da". Avery watched his dad say it a few times... then he moved his lips (no sound), then he progressed to "da" and then "da-da". I asked him to say mama - he looked at me, smiled and said "da-da" and looked at Jason. Sigh.