The crew with Orchard Lake behind us - Andy rowed in those waters...
Festivities at Orchard Lake CC
Jake & his Uncle John in his snazzy Navy uniform
Monday, July 12, 2010
Michigan Trip
I know I'm way behind - here are a few pics from Michigan and hopefully we'll figure out the new camera and get the rest on to the computer soon!
The crew with Orchard Lake behind us - Andy rowed in those waters...
Festivities at Orchard Lake CC
Jake & his Uncle John in his snazzy Navy uniform
The crew with Orchard Lake behind us - Andy rowed in those waters...
Festivities at Orchard Lake CC
Jake & his Uncle John in his snazzy Navy uniform
Friday, June 18, 2010
Our New Scooter
Everyone who has seen this, has asked for video evidence, so here it is. Yes, he's mobile now. Lord help us!
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Ring around the Roseola Virus
Team Dunn had a fantastic Memorial Day dealing with Jake's Roseola Virus. Granted we had no idea what it was or what he'd had a reaction to, but I must say our kid is a serious trooper. Thursday night he was running a temp of over 105 at one point - needless to say a little freaking out ensued and we called G & G Baur, Grandma MA and the Pediatrician office. Sorry we woke everyone! Got him in Friday and it was a virus in his throat - strep test negative and not hand foot, mouth disease. Yeah for us. Doc said fever would break within the next day - no mention of a rash, though, and so when he broke out Saturday night into a bright red polka dot, we had no idea what happened. He didn't have a fever and wasn't clawing at it, so we hung on until the doc office opened again Tuesday and we were back for the diagnosis. If only the doc had told me we (the parents) could get it too...since its 4:30AM and I am upddated the blog hyped up on Tylenol and sweating out a fever of 102.8. AWESOME! If I break out in a rash - I'll be sure to post those, as well, because my skin isn't sensitive enough! Good Grief! Team Dunn is over random childhood viruses!
First Time at the Pool
So we finally ventured to one of the pools in the neighborhood - It only took almost 3 years, so Andy figured that from the Homeowner's Association Dues we've paid we're down to $900/visit to the pool. We've been twice now. Jake loves the water and even better, loves to come home and take naps after we wear him out in the sun/water. He will kick in the deeper water, but he is more interested in just walking around. It seems easier in 1.5 feet of water, I guess. Enjoy the pics.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Pics, Pics and More Pics
Ice Plants, Ice Plants, Ice Plants - ask Grampa Jay where the Round Up is... 
Nathan's Hot Dog eating contest - gross
The guy on the left with the hat won - 28 dogs in 10 mins.
Gluttony at its best
Mom trying not to watch them eating for 10 mins.
I'm the champ and I'm bored with it
Fire Trucks are not cool, yet
Like, I said, not cool, yet
Nathan's Hot Dog eating contest - gross
The guy on the left with the hat won - 28 dogs in 10 mins.
Gluttony at its best
Mom trying not to watch them eating for 10 mins.
I'm the champ and I'm bored with it
Fire Trucks are not cool, yet
Like, I said, not cool, yet
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Grandma Visits Everywhere!!!
Every child has to have the "In the Tub" shot...sorry, Jake.
With Grandma MA celebrating Mother's Day - yes I am holding on to a golf club.
Team Dunn at Mother's Day Brunch
Definitely a boy, I am fascinated by this thing they keep calling a truck...
My 2 favorite Georgia Fans...
Grandma Baur getting down to my level...or she's trying not to fall asleep after I wore her out all day
Pucker Up, sweetheart!
Milk, it does a body good. And the carton is fun to bang things on, too.
So we're in the 9th month of this crazy adventure and Jake is showing more and more personality every day. He isn't crawling or walking on his own, yet, but he has learned how to focus on a target in his walker, take aim, and go after them. The cat and dog hide when he's in the walker now. His last measurements were 23.5lbs (down a little and in the 62nd percentile for weight), 30.5in (99th percentile for height - no wonder his clothes are 18 mos) and 47cm for his head (50 something percentile - smaller than the doc thought it would be!). He is working on his pincer grasp and can do it really well with his right hand, getting there with the left. He loves pretty much anything that will fit in his mouth, but he loves ice cream - you can read the MORE across his face when he gets over the cold sensation. Still haven't gotten any more teeth - so the snaggle tooth remains. We encounter all the teething behaviors every day - drool, gnawing on anything and everything, more drool, but nothing, yet.
We have had some great visits with all the grandparents, which it took him awhile to get used to. He is in the seperating anxiety phase, so he freaked out when he saw the Baur's and MA. He gets over it pretty quickly, but it sure is LOUD. We have more pics on our camera at home and I will try to get those posted soon, as well.
With Grandma MA celebrating Mother's Day - yes I am holding on to a golf club.
Team Dunn at Mother's Day Brunch
Definitely a boy, I am fascinated by this thing they keep calling a truck...
My 2 favorite Georgia Fans...
Grandma Baur getting down to my level...or she's trying not to fall asleep after I wore her out all day
Pucker Up, sweetheart!
Milk, it does a body good. And the carton is fun to bang things on, too.
So we're in the 9th month of this crazy adventure and Jake is showing more and more personality every day. He isn't crawling or walking on his own, yet, but he has learned how to focus on a target in his walker, take aim, and go after them. The cat and dog hide when he's in the walker now. His last measurements were 23.5lbs (down a little and in the 62nd percentile for weight), 30.5in (99th percentile for height - no wonder his clothes are 18 mos) and 47cm for his head (50 something percentile - smaller than the doc thought it would be!). He is working on his pincer grasp and can do it really well with his right hand, getting there with the left. He loves pretty much anything that will fit in his mouth, but he loves ice cream - you can read the MORE across his face when he gets over the cold sensation. Still haven't gotten any more teeth - so the snaggle tooth remains. We encounter all the teething behaviors every day - drool, gnawing on anything and everything, more drool, but nothing, yet.
We have had some great visits with all the grandparents, which it took him awhile to get used to. He is in the seperating anxiety phase, so he freaked out when he saw the Baur's and MA. He gets over it pretty quickly, but it sure is LOUD. We have more pics on our camera at home and I will try to get those posted soon, as well.
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