How do I log into my blog again?


May 9, 2011| Jason Michael Reynolds|2 Minutes
May 9, 2011|By Jason Michael Reynolds|2 Minutes

How do I log into my blog again?


Hey look! A new blog post!

Unfortunately the lens on my camera is broken so I haven’t taken a lot of photos this year, and the photos that do get taken are posted straight to facebook and the unfortunate result is…well, this blog is neglected for months on end.

But here is a long overdue update.

Jonny is talking much more and developing a sense of humor and figuring out how to manipulate Mommy and Daddy the most effectively to get his way.

For Mother’s Day we went to a little hole in the wall restaurant called Gino’s. They had a fabulous brunch. Jonny of course ate, brownies, eclairs and possibly a bite of a strawberry. The little guy will not touch eggs, bacon (any meats of any kind), and pretty much shunned anything from the buffet that wasn’t covered in sugar or chocolate…

A few weeks ago Jonny had what I believe to be his final hip check-up.

He was born with bi-lateral hip dysplasia, was in a body cast for 3 months and has had regular checkups since then. Doc said he’d have to see him regularly until he was 18. He now says the x-rays look so good he no longer needs any regular check-ups for them!

Things other than that are going well. Jonny will be turning 3 and starting pre-school in September! (I know!) So we will see how that goes.

Hopefully it will not be 3 months until I update this again.

I’m incredibly proud right now.


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