16 weeks

Nevi REALLY enjoys 'airplane' now that she can hold her head up on her own. Belly time is not as torturous, either. Full of laughs and giggles ~ too much fun!

Father's Day, Nevi 14-15 weeks

Robb's first official Father's Day! We've always celebrated in the past with Dylan (our faithful spirit hound), but this year was our first 'human' father's day. We started our day admiring the views of Boulder Valley from our favorite Boulder vista, NCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Research), located partly up a mountain in south Boulder. Then we proceeded up Coal Creek Canyon for some scenic mountain driving. We ended up at a park near the Boulder Creek to enjoy some quality family 'outside time'. We ended up getting rained out so finished our Father's Day at home, visiting with Kristin and Keith (sister and brother-in-law) and saying our 'Good Byes' as they are moving back to Wisconsin this week. We are glad they are following their hearts and getting back to their roots, but they will be greatly missed.....

Bradley Reunion & almost 3 months!

Yesterday, we had the distinct pleasure of hosting the reunion for all the babies in our birth class. Of the 7 couples that gave birth between 2 and 5 months ago, Nevi was the only girl.  She is pictured in the center of the couch.  We had a great time catching up and hearing each others' birth stories, and of course, meeting all the little munchkins.

A couple weeks ago, Kate took Nevi back to Rockford for the weekend and had lots of fun with family and friends.  We'll post more of those pictures when they're available.

Now it's Day 2 of Kate back to work, and I'm being the stay-at-home-dad from 7-2:30 Monday-Thursday.  Nevi is re-learning the skill and importance of bottle feeding, and helping me get some of my computer work done even as we speak.  Our daily routine includes a ≈1.5 hr morning nap, two bottles, singing practice, abundant play time, some tummy time, and walking Sadie next door before I head to work at 3:00.

Peace,

Robb