Gangsta

Caleb is trying out the whole saggy pants, gangsta look.

In the mouth

Caleb is at the stage where anything that he can get his little
hands on goes IN THE MOUTH. Regardless of it's size, shape,
or even cleanliness, he can somehow get it in there. I guess I'm
going to have to make sure Rhett's toys are always picked up!



not your ideal teether

Quality Time

After the dedication, Caleb got to spend some quality time
with his Marshma & Papa, Grandma Beth, Uncle Drew, and
Grandma Kathy over breakfast. We are so happy that
Marshma & Papa are finally back from Florida, and it was a
great treat to have Beth, Drew, & Kathy in town for the day.
As you can see, Caleb loves all the attention!

More Dedication

(Better quality pics)

Caleb's Dedication

On Sunday, Caleb was dedicated at Highview. This
was a time to introduce Caleb to the church, for Creed
and I to dedicate ourselves to be Christian parents, and
for the church to pray for our family. Sorry about the
quality of the pictures- it was hard to get a good picture
with all the lights.

Our family


There were 6 families that dedicated children during
the 9:15 service. We were so happy to share the day
with the Shipp family. They recently adopted their
beautiful daughter Ellie from Ethiopia.




Daddy's turn to introduce Caleb

Thanks everyone for coming and sharing in this special
time with us. We appreciate your love and support-
Caleb is VERY lucky little boy to have you all! He sure
had a big cheering section! :)

Showers=More Babies!

This weekend Caleb and I went to not one, but two
baby showers. We are so excited to have all of these
babies around!

On Saturday, Caleb and I headed down to Lebanon
for Morgan's baby shower. (Baby Reagan is due the
last week of January!) It was great to see the Fowler
family, even if it was just for a short time.

Caleb with his Aunt Karen, Cousin Morgan, and Aunt

Lisa

Caleb loved snuggling up to Aunt Sharon

Caleb and cousin Eli (Notice how much Eli looks like

Creed- I don't think Caleb will ever look that much like

his own Daddy!)


We had to get baby Reagan her very own Miracle Blanket

and Caleb's favorite book.

On Sunday, Caleb and I went to another baby shower-

this time it was for my friend Ashley. Ashley and I went

to high school and college together, and we were college

roommates. Ashley is expecting baby Jack the last

week of January as well! We are so excited to meet him!

Happy Halloween

To celebrate Halloween, we decided to take Caleb to
the Fall Festival at church dressed in his lobster costume.
Unfortunately, he decided that he would rather be a crab-
that is he was VERY crabby. The following two pictures
are the only pictures I have of him in his costume tonight,
and you can see from his expression that he wasn't
amused.

While he may not have enjoyed wearing his costume

tonight, he has enjoyed all of his festive clothes. He

especially loved his "Baby's First Boo" pjs- thanks

Laura!

As you can imagine, I've had him in this shirt all

week- thanks Sikura family! (Luckily I do laundry

daily to keep him in fresh bibs, so it wasn't a problem

to keep washing the shirt.)

"I love my mummy!"

A Little Creed & Erika

Before returning to Florida, Erika and Ava spent some
time with us, which we LOVED! Ava and Caleb are
interacting with each other more and more.

I had to laugh when I looked at the pictures- Caleb looks
like his daddy and Ava looks like her mommy. The
pictures definitely show a little Creed and a little Erika.




Playing in their PJs

Come back and visit us again SOON!!!

Trick or Treat

For those of you that we won't be able to visit
on Halloween, we wanted to introduce you to
our little lobster...





Our favorite!


Thanks Matt for capturing such amazing
shots of Caleb!

Pretty in Pink

Caleb is a strong believer that real men wear pink.
(And, take baths in pink tubs!)

Saturday night we had dinner and hung out with the
Durst family. Since we were there way past Caleb's
bedtime, he took his bath at their house and I put him
to sleep there. He didn't mind the pink tub or pink towel.
Thanks for sharing, Madalyn!