Wednesday, June 17, 2009

The many expressions of Boyd Burla

Smile!


He looks like he got caught doing something and is trying to get out of trouble ( I am sure the real face will manifest itself in years to come)

I call this one the hamburger smile.
You caught me trying to catch my monkey by his tail.





Enjoying being naked. You have to love his hot chocolate spill looking birthmark on his lower abdomen.





Boyd is a very entertaining baby. His array of facial expressions is a photographers dream(or maybe just a mothers). He works the camera and adds to his repertoire daily. The eyebrows, eyes, dimples, and mouth can all be moved so many different ways!

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Boyd has been busy growing lately. Two weeks ago I took him to the doctor and he was up to 15 lbs. 13oz. (Although he was weighed with his clothes on this visit). Must be all the sweet potatoes, bananas, avocados, and squash he's been chowing down on. Good thing he figured out how to jump in his exersaucer to keep his cute baby figure (haha). He is very entertaining and wild when he jumps. Since I last wrote Boyd also enjoyed a four day vacation at Grandma and Grandpa Burla's. What would we do without them? Mom and Dad's traveling schedule has been crazy, much like the weather. Ignore the towel in the background in a later picture as our refrigerator was knocked out by a strike of lightening that took out the tree across the street. We've been enjoying time outside looking at our slow growing garden and enjoying Missouri summer before it gets too miserable. Boyd rolls over once in a blue moon now and we like to practice sitting. He is into doing sit ups as he tries to sit up from a laying position. Our bundle of joy no doubt!


Typical male







Summer time!



Jumping.






Avocado smile. Mom gave me a taste while she was blending it up.























Practicing sitting.











































Remember when I was first born and this monkey held me? A little different now.












Toes in my mouth.