Sunday, June 5, 2011
Cooper Learns to Ski
In March we took our first flight as a family of five to visit Grammy and Pop in New Hampshire. Mommy, Daddy and I went skiing at Mt Sunapee. I took several ski lessons and loved it. I ended my ski days nearly in tears with noodle legs as my body needed a break that my mind did not want to take. Aunt Jeannie and Mister Chris joined us on the slopes. Thanks to Grammy and Pop, Mommy and Daddy were able to spend their afternoons skiing by themselves just like the good old days- what a treat! We also went sledding on the 12 th hole-quite a hill to speed down. What a wonderful winter visit!
As Spring blows in Henry starts solid foods!
March was filled with lots of playtime in the Bowles house. Henry started eating solid foods-very exciting. As you can see he takes his food very seriously.
The Rolling Fool- Henry's Fourth Month
Henry waited a little longer than Coop and I to roll but once he did watch out! He quickly could be found under furniture, halfway across the room and working towards our toys. He continues to do all with an ear-to-ear grin he will flash at anyone.
Happy 2 1/2 months Henry!
Henry has been a lovable younger brother for us. According to Mommy he has the mellowest disposition out of all of us! Lucky for Cooper and I he rarely cries!
Aunt Meg and Uncle Joe visit- much belated post!
And we are finally back- a much belated post. Yes, life got busy with three little ones and Mommy back at work. Mommy took a little break from helping us blog but is now happy to be back! As you can see - in the end of January, we had a wonderful visit from Aunt Meg and Uncle Joseph from Seattle. Tad, Aunt Kate and Uncle Johnny came up from Atlanta as well. We played in the park on a bittler cold day. As you can see our dream of a group shot still eludes us! As Mommy posts these pictures, it is truly amazing to see how much we have all grown in less than six months! Soon there will be two more cousins in the mix as Aunt Kate and Meg are both expecting!
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