Jonny has definitely started teething. We can see and feel the 2 lower teeth coming in. He is very agitated, more than likely chewing on his hand or your shirt, and probably in a pool of drool. Usually all of the above. Please tell him he's not allowed to get teeth or develop his hand-eye coordination or grow up anymore. We like him as a little baby...none of this "little boy" nonsense.

We celebrated Auntie's birthday over Thanksgiving. (They happened to be on the same day this year) We celebrated by playing the Wii for a while. Here's uncle J and my dad boxing eachother. Auntie is practicing? We also played a lot of Mario Kart.

Here's Auntie S with her son P. Jonny and P are only about a month apart in age. I think P weighs twice as much as Jonny.

Mama baked for 8 hours last Wednesday. She probably made about 150 cinnamon rolls from scratch for a bake sale they had at her hospital. (I may have snuck 1 or 2) I even made the last batch myself so she could take a break. Rolling those isn't as easy as it looks and when she said that "you can't add too much flour," she didn't really mean that. Needless to say, the batch I made are 'my cinnamon rolls' (not to be sold).

Artsy shot of Jonny...

As Jonny's head grows, his hair is thinning and/or lightening. His roots are more of a sandy blonde color. Much lighter than my hair and Julie's hair. Whose kid is this?? Notice the ears.

We set up our Christmas Tree and decor the day after Thanksgiving. Of course once we all got ready and dressed Jonny for it, Daddy had to play with the lighting to get it perfect and in those 5 extra minutes, Jonny decided it was about nap time and proceeded to throw a fit for another 5 minutes and promptly fell asleep on Mommy. BLAST! We never got a good one of him smiling with the tree. Too tired.

The santa suit may have a hat somewhere but we couldn't find it. Plus I think it would make his ears look almost elven.

Here is a good one of Mama and Jonny after quite a bit of prompting. You really have to earn a smile out of him. Getting a laugh is near-impossible.

Daddy and Jonny at the end of a long day.