2 Weeks


It's hard to believe that Sawyer is 2 weeks old today. While it seems like yesterday that I was just waiting and waiting for him to be born, on the other hand, it seems like he has been around forever. He fits in so well. We adore everything about him. He has been such a blessing in our lives. I can't believe I've lived my life for so long without him!

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African Kelli said…
And I can't imagine what changes you've seen in him in the last two weeks. It seems from watching my friends' kids that they morph so quickly in those first few months!
How is Spencer doing with the change?
1:46 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
What a cutie! Precious, precious!
2:05 PM EDT
beki said…
He looks so sweet! He seems to be plumping up quite nicely.
2:48 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
Aw, so sweeeet~ ;-)
3:26 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
Wow, has it really already been two weeks?
beautiful.
5:27 PM EDT
laura capello said…
two weeks? already?

my, how time does fly.

(seriously. stop posting photos. i don't need to be infected with baby fever.)
9:15 PM EDT
Karyn said…
He looks absolutely adorable.
9:20 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
He is precious. We only planned to have 2 kiddos, but I felt the same way with #3 - how could I have not lived without him? He looks all snug in his sweet blanket. I wish I had made some for my boys, but by the time I learned about them they were all out of the blanket stage! I'm so glad he's enjoying it!
10:18 PM EDT
Anonymous said…
Precious!!!!
We have our first swim meet this afternoon, and everyone is excited... I can't believe my 13 year old, who I have started saying is 12 for some reason, is on the HIGH SCHOOL team, and capable of beating some of them.....
Sawyer is delicious!!!!
6:29 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
He's just so beautiful. You lucky woman, with all of those wonderful kiddos.
6:21 PM EDT
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