The many faces of Josiah

Anger, but temporarily under control

Extreme Anger

Patiently contemplating Daddy's last corny joke (he learned this face from Mommy)

Thoughtful

Surprise

Anger

Concerned, but ponderous

Stoic

Actually, I think this might be sneezles...

Disgusted

Meditation

Perplexed

Telling a good joke

Happy

"Huh?"

A roaring lion.  Or a sleepy lion.  But definitely a tough lion impression.

Let sleeping babies lie...

Josiah is a cute sleeper. And he's a good sleeper when he wants to be. Loud noises or being jostled around don't wake him up at all if he's good and asleep.

Silence and Mommy sleeping at 3 a.m. -- well, that would wake anyone up, right?

But he's just so stinking cute when he sleeps. He's awake so much more now, but we have a bunch of great sleepy-Josiah pictures. It never fails to amaze me some of the positions he can sleep in and seem to be perfectly comfortable, waking without even a crick in his neck. Babies really ARE made of rubber, it seems...

Sometimes Daddy gets in on the sleeping action, too

This is one of my favorite pictures. Now that is comfortable!

So I never claimed to be GOOD at blogging.

I really only do this because my little sister bugs me about it. ;oD

It is now December. Wow. Where does the time go? Oh, wait. I know--it goes to feeding a baby. If you figure all the hours spent nursing a newborn, the feeding itself adds up to a full time job! And that's not counting the changing of diapers and clothes and laundry and baths and bouncing and playing...

It's truly the greatest job in the world.

So here's some pictures to get caught up:

These pumpkin pictures are from early October, so Josiah was around a month old.

Four pumpkins, two of which became moldy and had to be thrown out 48 hours after purchasing--$20

Getting a baby to lay peacefully on a pumpkin--around 3 hours and at least 2 changes of clothes.

Super cute harvest baby pictures -- PRICELESS.

I am going to make seperate bloggy entries for different subjects, almost as if I actually did this over time as things happened instead of playing catch-up months later.