Life Comes at you Fast



On Sunday Sawyer played himself out in his Exersaucer. When Joe picked him up, he slept for 2 hours (in our arms). I guess since he doesn't take naps all week long, Sundays are a good time to catch up.

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Karyn said…
What precious precious photos!!
9:04 AM EST
laura capello said…
heh. that sounds like me. i took a four hour nap on saturday and a three hour nap on sunday.

(i had to! i felt like i was coming down with something! and aaron was out of town all week and i didn't get much sleep!)
10:03 AM EST
beki said…
How sweet is that!
11:14 AM EST
Anonymous said…
Awwwww. My kids loved their exersaucer too. (And so did I.)
11:38 AM EST
Katie Jean said…
Ahhh..how cute! I agree with laeroport.. i love the saucer, it meant my little one wasnt running around and putting everything in his mouth!
12:15 PM EST
SilverLining Designs said…
Oh my gosh... is he cute. I love watching sleeping babies, they are so angelic.
5:42 PM EST
Anonymous said…
hopped here from Karyn's blog and my word that is one cute baby!! hehehehe...
7:57 PM EST
Anonymous said…
So precious. I love the one a few posts back of him pushing up on his hands. He's really growing up!
10:06 PM EST
Joanna said…
He is such a sweetie, Lera.
1:21 AM EST
Anonymous said…
awwwwwww... plum tuckered out.
7:53 PM EST
Me and Him said…
Adorable.
3:39 AM EST
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