Monday, June 30, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/30/08
In which Caleb responds to those who say he looks like his Daddy (he looks thrilled at the prospect, doesn't he?):
Sunday, June 29, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/29/08
Saturday, June 28, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/28/08
Friday, June 27, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/27/08
In which Caleb gets to meet Mr. Bobby and Mrs. Kelli, who were in town doing a children's music day camp at a local church:

[Background for those who don't know: Bobby was one of my groomsmen and I was recently in his and Kelli's wedding. They live in Baton Rouge and came with a team from Broadmoor Baptist Church (where Bobby is Youth Minister, and the church our family went to when we all lived in Baton Rouge) to conduct the music camp. We had a great time having dinner with them tonight.]

[Background for those who don't know: Bobby was one of my groomsmen and I was recently in his and Kelli's wedding. They live in Baton Rouge and came with a team from Broadmoor Baptist Church (where Bobby is Youth Minister, and the church our family went to when we all lived in Baton Rouge) to conduct the music camp. We had a great time having dinner with them tonight.]
Thursday, June 26, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/26/08
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Monday, June 23, 2008
Sunday, June 22, 2008
That Wascally Wabbit
Since Clyde the Bunny was pretty skittish and would bolt into his hole when frightened, I removed the grate from above the window well this morning before church. After church, I lowered a board to cover up his hole, thusly:

I left it there a little while so he could get used to it being there, and also to make sure he couldn't get behind it to escape.
When the time came, I prepared the styrofoam cooler by poking air holes in the lid. Wearing my gloves, and with Laura and Caleb looking on, I unlocked and opened the window.
Clyde immediately ran for his hole, but finding his pathway blocked, he proceeded to run back and forth along the far end of the window well. Darting back and forth, this way and that, always just out of my reach.
Finally, realizing he no longer had anything to lose, Clyde lunged at me through the window, ending up on the floor of our office. After a fervent chase from one corner to the other, I was finally able to catch the beast and place him in the cooler.
(At least I didn't have to answer five three questions.)
I then drove Clyde just down the road to a nice lake in a nice park near our house and set him free.
When I got home, I took the board out of the window well and put it back in the garage. I picked up the grate in order to put it back in its place above the window. As I stepped into the ivy to replace the grate, I nearly put my foot down . . . on a baby bunny.

I left it there a little while so he could get used to it being there, and also to make sure he couldn't get behind it to escape.
When the time came, I prepared the styrofoam cooler by poking air holes in the lid. Wearing my gloves, and with Laura and Caleb looking on, I unlocked and opened the window.
Clyde immediately ran for his hole, but finding his pathway blocked, he proceeded to run back and forth along the far end of the window well. Darting back and forth, this way and that, always just out of my reach.
Finally, realizing he no longer had anything to lose, Clyde lunged at me through the window, ending up on the floor of our office. After a fervent chase from one corner to the other, I was finally able to catch the beast and place him in the cooler.
(At least I didn't have to answer five three questions.)
I then drove Clyde just down the road to a nice lake in a nice park near our house and set him free.
When I got home, I took the board out of the window well and put it back in the garage. I picked up the grate in order to put it back in its place above the window. As I stepped into the ivy to replace the grate, I nearly put my foot down . . . on a baby bunny.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Bunny Update
It seems three of our four bunny guests decided to move elsewhere. The fourth, however, decided to take up residence outside one of our basement windows . . . in the window well:

We're not sure how he got there, he must have fallen in after getting into the ivy by our front steps. It seems he's tried to escape by burrowing up into a gap between the steps and the front of the house, which he can get to in the window well. See his escape hole here:

It is apparently just wide enough for him to fit now, since when he comes out of it, he does so backwards.
Concerned for his well-being, Laura put some food and water out for him, and also moved the old bunny nest from under the fern.
Our plan is to try to catch him and move him to a safe location. Wish us luck.

We're not sure how he got there, he must have fallen in after getting into the ivy by our front steps. It seems he's tried to escape by burrowing up into a gap between the steps and the front of the house, which he can get to in the window well. See his escape hole here:

It is apparently just wide enough for him to fit now, since when he comes out of it, he does so backwards.
Concerned for his well-being, Laura put some food and water out for him, and also moved the old bunny nest from under the fern.
Our plan is to try to catch him and move him to a safe location. Wish us luck.
The Daily Caleb: 6/21/08
Friday, June 20, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Our New Tenants
Caleb and Mommy were watering the plants in our front courtyard today and met our new tenants:

I know they're hard to see, but the clump of brown in the middle of the photo is one of four baby bunnies living in our flowerbed. They are named Flopsy, Mopsy, Peter and Clyde. They had a slight scare, but Laura was able to round them all up and put them back. Here is a picture of the nest they had been using under our fern:

We're hoping their mom comes back, we'll keep you posted.

I know they're hard to see, but the clump of brown in the middle of the photo is one of four baby bunnies living in our flowerbed. They are named Flopsy, Mopsy, Peter and Clyde. They had a slight scare, but Laura was able to round them all up and put them back. Here is a picture of the nest they had been using under our fern:

We're hoping their mom comes back, we'll keep you posted.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/18/08 (with bonus picture!)
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Monday, June 16, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/16/08
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Father's Day
The last year has brought great growth to our household -- physically (note the pregnancy picture and Caleb's astounding growth), mentally and spiritually. It has been amazing to see a man grow into the fabulous husband that he has become and it has been even more amazing to see him evolve into a loving father. Watching Caleb and Kevin together has been a joy to me -- the way Caleb looks for his Daddy, the way Kevin tries to make Caleb laugh, and the way Caleb laughs at his Daddy's antics. I can't wait to see what the coming year brings as we all grow together. Happy Father's Day, Kevin!
The Daily Caleb: 6/15/08
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/13/08
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/11/08
Caleb's Two Month Update
Wow, two months already! He went to the doctor today, and oh, how he has grown:
-Weight: 12lbs. 14 oz. (75th percentile)
-Length: 22-1/2 in. (50th percentile)
-Head Circ.: 15-3/4 in. (50th percentile)
Compare to his one-month stats.
He also got three shots today, and let me tell you, he was not happy.
-Weight: 12lbs. 14 oz. (75th percentile)
-Length: 22-1/2 in. (50th percentile)
-Head Circ.: 15-3/4 in. (50th percentile)
Compare to his one-month stats.
He also got three shots today, and let me tell you, he was not happy.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/10/08
Monday, June 9, 2008
Sunday, June 8, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/8/08
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Friday, June 6, 2008
The Daily Caleb: 6/6/08
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
Sunday, June 1, 2008
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