Baby Outfit and Graduation


The other night when I was sewing the pillows, I sewed an outfit for baby. I made a pair of shorts from that faux-vintage fabric that I love and appliqued a onesie. The onesie was one I found in the drawer that didn't have a tag. I'm hoping it fits him. He's a chunky 19.2 pounds (as of Monday). It's almost patriotic looking. He's going to wear it today when we go to:


Mason's preschool graduation. How cute is he?!? I could eat him up.

Time to think: Are you smarter than a second grader? Apparently I am not. I have the answer now, thanks to Laura and Aaron.

This is from Carter's homework last night.

Find a compound word using this clue:

Something exciting to tell + something you write on

Comments

Karyn said…
How cute is Mason?????????? Have fun at the graduation :)
8:39 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
Sweet outfit and Mason is so cute! :) Happy Graduation.
Was it newspaper?
8:52 AM EDT
beki said…
Aww, how sweet! I could eat him up, too :)
9:22 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
so cute!

i'm guessing newspaper too.
10:23 AM EDT
Sarah and Jack said…
Oy, I dont think I like that game either. LOL
10:25 AM EDT
laura capello said…
why? why? why?! why did griffin not get a preschool graduation? woe is me, that photo is so freaking adorable!
10:45 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
uh, newspaper?
11:02 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
p.s. YES he is toooo cute!
11:02 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
Ack! Such cuteness! Spread the news in the paper, you have such an adorable family!
11:10 AM EDT
Amanda Jean said…
that is one adorable little graduate!

I went to my son's kindergarten graduation today and I was quite the weepy momma. It is the most precious thing.
8:56 PM EDT
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