Liam's First Days

Here are some pictures taken of Liam's first days in the hospital:

Liam Bradford Weis

We had Liam's birth all planned out for July 6th, but he had plans of his own. My water broke at 9:10 PM on July 1st and within 3 hours he was delivered at 12:01 AM on July 2nd weighing in at 7 lbs 11 ounces and 19.3 inches long. We could not be more excited that he is here. Here are a few pictures taken at his birth:

A lot of catching up to do

It's been about 6 months since I last posted anything, but now that baby Liam is here, I'm determined to catch this site up and keep it up to date. Here are some pictures of Millie taken in the last 6 months.

Millie and Nate during a trip to Houston in February 2010:

A few pictures from Millie's 1st Birthday party in March:

Pictures from our trip to Cabo San Lucas in April 2010:

A few pictures taken of Millie at a Dallas festival while Nona and Pops were here in May 2010:

10 Months

Yesterday Millie went for her 10 month photo shoot. It's so hard to believe she's already 10 months old! Time flies when you're having fun . . .

Here are a few of our favorites:

Dallas World Aquarium

1 Parking Permit for the morning - $6

2 Adult Admissions to the Aquarium - $45

1 Stuffed Fish for Millie - $12

Our first trip to the Dallas World Aquarium - Priceless.

This morning we decided the rainy weather meant a perfect opportunity to make our first family fieldtrip to the Aquarium. Here are our pictures from the excursion:

Millie checking out the stingrays . . .

And captiavted by the beautiful tropical fish . . .

And hoping this is as close as she ever comes to a shark . . .

And admiring these gorgeous flamingos . . .

And asleep on the way home, with her new stuffed fish . . .

The first steps toward first steps

Millie aboslutely LOVES being held up and walking around the house. She's going to be mobile before we know it!

Loot!

Here Millie is playing with some of the toys she got for Christmas. She really hit the jackpot this year, even though to her the box and wrapping paper were just as good as the toys inside of them!