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Sunday, March 2, 2008

Family Farewell Brunch


We gathered to celebrate friends and family and send Brian off in style as he deploys in a bit over a week. It was Wilder's first trip to BMaw and BPaw's house and we had a wonderful time, as the pictures will attest to.


Three quarters of the lovely Carrillos.


Uncle Brian tells Wilder scary stories that make him hide under his burp cloth.


Katie and Olivia beam for their close up.


Friends and their families -those boys sure grow up. Wilder looks on at his future bride, Madison :)


Smooch!


Sharing childhood stories between Christine and Brooke.


BMaw and Uncle Bear making Wilder smile.


He's a natural.


A grandson has never been cuddled so much.


BMaw and Wilder soaking up some special time.


"Mom, put me down so I can start pestering the cats!"


The sibs.


The fam.


Can you believe we coordinate and I didn't even plan it? It must be subconscious.


"It's all about me." Wilder, I agree.


Me and my other main man.


I Gottcha, Wiley Scott!


Aunt Brooke and Uncle Bear entertaining Wilder.



Monday, February 25, 2008

A Great(Grandmother) Visit


"Over the river and through the woods to great grandmother's house we go!"

Brian's mother is a 4th generation East Texan whose mother and sister still live in her hometown, Marshall. With a 4 day weekend, we decided to make it a family affair and Brian's folks, his sister Brooke and the three of us headed up for a visit. Staying in Longview at the folks' second home we had a wonderful time together and passed around the ever talkative Wilder Scott. By the way, my mother-in-law makes a mean lasagna.


Quality time with Aunt Brooke


Grandpa Barry (BPaw) and Aunt Brooke finalize travel plans for the her upcoming wedding while Brian seeks new insight on the financial market (either that or he's reading about guns again.)


Grandma Betty (BMaw) is a great snuggler

** BMaw kisses **

At 93, Great Grandma Lolly is still an expert at baby loving!


BMaw, Great Grandma Lolly, Wilder and Brian


Four generations


"Nice to meet you, Great Grandma Lolly," Wilder said while holding fast to her finger.


Three generations -the daughters


BMaw bonding with the boys


Aunt Brooke made Wilder giggle like crazy on the drive back to Longview.

This was the first time Wilder saw Lolly and Great Aunt Shirley. With a four (plus) hour drive, we finally felt capable of conquering the trip as Wilder turned 4 months old. Wilder was a sheer delight and entertained a room filled to the brim with relatives and visitors in Lolly's retirement apartment. Cherished memories indeed. We're looking forward to our next visit!

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Hey, Wiley Likes It!

Watch the video!




Wilder had his first taste of real food yesterday. Rice cereal.
He made a mess. Breakfast, lunch and dinner -he was game for a little white mush after a full milk feeding. Here's our lunch experience.

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Time With The Men

These two made it through the estrogen-fest/trunk show I hosted Friday night, so I thought I'd provide a little tribute to father and son. As you can see, they barely survived. Full recovery mode in action.

"Gee, I wish Dad would wake up so we could discuss who to vote for in the upcoming primary."


"What to you MEAN you'd rather vote for Hillary than McCain?!"

Sleeping in heavenly peace


This is getting framed.


Brian's contribution to our gigantic catalog of Wilderobilia.

You two are SO easy to love.


And THIS is why I love being a mother.

Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Sew Amazingly Fun

Darling, you'd love these sachets! They're so versatile, decorative and ooh-la-la, if you know what I mean. I made several trio sets with ribbon loops so they can be hung from door knobs, lamp switches, rear view mirrors, or -my particular favorite- closet hangers.

Ready for a sweet Valentines!


Mmmmm... I love this set!



I ADORE these blankets! I made three for Wilder and nearly use them exclusively. They are larger than typical receiving blankets -a full yard- and are perfect for swaddling and also laying out as an indoor or outdoor play mat. Soft flannel decorated with ribbon and on the reverse side, a sturdy cotton.


John Dear, oh dear.

I'm selling these at the multi-trunk show I'm having at my house this Friday and I hope the gals who attend will enjoy these sewing delights as much as I have!

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