Peek A Boo

Funny Food

So Tucker has been experimenting with rice cereal for a couple of weeks now and he's taken to it pretty well. The other day I tried giving it to him in the Bumbo seat instead of the high chair, just for a change of pace. For some reason, he couldn't stop giggling during his meal time.

Relaxing in the Tub

When I'm done here, I'd like to get my seaweed body wrap

Wedding in Wichita

Tucker and I recently traveled to Wichita for Monica and Peter's beautiful wedding. Tucker and I got to enjoy the ceremony from the narthex of the church because Tucker was having too much fun and wanted to giggle through the ceremony and take away from the service.

Nicole, Max, Tucker and Aunt Tessa

Tucker and his Meggie

Tucker sticking his hand in the votive candle

Nicole and Grant with Tucker at brunch

And this is why we don't let Grandad put Tucker in his carseat...straps just a little loose

Camp Meg 2009 "Let the Fun Shine In"

We recently went to Enid and OKC for Camp Meg. Camp Meg started out four years ago by Meggie when my cousin Caroline came from Atlanta to spend a week in Oklahoma. The camp has grown to include other young family members and family friends. This year Camp Meg hit the road and traveled to Oklahoma City for lots of fun activities. Tucker got to enjoy all the action and was a big hit with all the campers!

Cousin Will trying to find peace among the chaos...

No words for this one

Tucker getting his token to play the arcades

Meggie and Tucker where the buffalo roam

Oh no! We lost a kid

The campers getting golf instruction at Pheasant Run Golf Course from Golf Guru Grandad (Tucker wasn't paying much attention to the lesson)

I'm not so sure about this golfing business...my name's Tucker, not Tiger!

Well, maybe if you let me drive the golf cart

That's it!

Let's see, Tucker-birdie on hole 4, Grandad-eagle

Max and Tucker playing with Natalie at the JumpZone

Hmmmm, scrambled eggs or waffles? I can't decide...how about some milk?

4th of July

For the 4th of July, Tucker went with Mommy and Daddy to his Mama and Papa's. He met a lot of new people, like his Great Granny and all his great aunts and uncles on Mama's side. It was a lot of fun except he missed out on fireworks, because all it did was rain in the evening on the 4th. Tucker squirming around

Mama and Tucker dressed up in red, white, and blue.

Daddy, Great Granny, and Tucker

Tucker meeting his 2nd cousin Tobi.

Tucker found some fingers when great aunt Tracy was holding him and they were gooood!

Daddy's fingers are covering up the C and part of the H on Tucker's shirt.

A Night with the Grandparents

We recently traveled to Oklahoma to go to Kelsey & David's Wedding and Tucker got to spend the evening being babysat by his Grandparents. He had a great time swimming, playing, eating from a bottle and sleeping.

You don't know it, but I'm peeing right now

Grandad, did you put this white stuff on my head so I would look like you?

Eat Your Spinach and You Can Get Guns Like These

Grand Lake

We spent this last week with the fam at Grand Lake. Tucker got to hang out with his grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. He had a blast, and I think he even got a little bit of a tan, despite the SPF 50 we slathered him with and cautiously keeping him in the shade. The lake was a little too cold for Tucker to get in and play, but he did enjoy the hot tub! Jason and I got to spend a lot of time wake-boarding and surfing behind the boat, there was never a shortage of loving arms around to hold the babies with everyone there. Jason and I are working on our wake-boarding skills, Jason has no fear and had a few face-plants that would probably bring me to tears, but Jason would get right back up again to try it again.

Tucker with Cousin Max getting ready for a day out on the boat

Tucker snoozing (about 5 minutes after the boat started to move)

Tucker and Max hanging out on the tube - Safety first! The babies had their own life jackets
All the fam on the awesome deck at the house we rented
Tuck with his parents

The faces we make to get a giggle out of our kids...

Success!