Oh, I so remember those first few weeks with newborns when it seems the whole world stops. Black & white / sepia seems very appropriate for these moments. Great pictures. Hope you get some sleep on your giant family bed, you deserve it.
Congratulations for taking a moment to get such nice photos of your beautiful boy.
When my first child was a baby, my husband and I got a few warnings that because we co-slept, we'd "never get the kid out of our bed."
I now have three kids, and they're all sleeping in their own beds just fine. Sometimes I wake up and find the 3-year-old came back sometime in the night. I'll miss her when she stops doing that.
The baby's adorable, but who's the scary looking guy?
Just a joke! - but it reminds me of the David Sedaris story about his brother's kid, and how he and his wife looked like "kidnappers of an heir to a cashmere fortune" with their fancily clad young-un.
I've turned many kids photos into a year's worth of story using Shutterfly's photobooks. It's an electronic scrapbook. What's great is that when one gets wet or lost, you just re-order it. Lots of places have them like Mac.com and even Target.
in.dog.neato on March 17, 2008 08:25 PM | Permalink
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Awesome looking boy! CONGRATS TO YOU & TAMARA!
Posted by: purple | March 17, 2008 08:46 PM
Oh, I so remember those first few weeks with newborns when it seems the whole world stops. Black & white / sepia seems very appropriate for these moments. Great pictures. Hope you get some sleep on your giant family bed, you deserve it.
Posted by: Lucie | March 17, 2008 09:25 PM
oops, i forgot the byline...
all photos by tamara. she's pretty damned good with that thing, no?
Posted by: zra. | March 17, 2008 09:30 PM
Congratulations for taking a moment to get such nice photos of your beautiful boy.
When my first child was a baby, my husband and I got a few warnings that because we co-slept, we'd "never get the kid out of our bed."
I now have three kids, and they're all sleeping in their own beds just fine. Sometimes I wake up and find the 3-year-old came back sometime in the night. I'll miss her when she stops doing that.
Posted by: Beverly | March 17, 2008 09:36 PM
Save copies in a dozen places. Even when the kids get are old and gray, think of the memories that these images will spark. Beautiful photos!
Posted by: jp | March 18, 2008 09:41 AM
The baby's adorable, but who's the scary looking guy?
Just a joke! - but it reminds me of the David Sedaris story about his brother's kid, and how he and his wife looked like "kidnappers of an heir to a cashmere fortune" with their fancily clad young-un.
Posted by: Girl From the North Country | March 18, 2008 03:41 PM
I've turned many kids photos into a year's worth of story using Shutterfly's photobooks. It's an electronic scrapbook. What's great is that when one gets wet or lost, you just re-order it. Lots of places have them like Mac.com and even Target.
Posted by: Lucie | March 18, 2008 03:41 PM
Just me, my baby, the futon, a kilo of coke in a plastic bag.
Posted by: mevdev | March 23, 2008 08:16 PM
And here I thought it was a bag of wipes! He really had me fooled!
Posted by: tamara | March 23, 2008 09:25 PM
*sniff*
huh?
Posted by: zra. | March 24, 2008 05:17 AM