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Today was a pretty uncomfortable day...  I was wet the majority of the day.  (Bad decision riding my bike to work today.)


But we're talking about happy times here.  
Without further ado... because I can't wait to start =)


Last weekend I was able to make a trip to Wichita to visit my brother and sister-in-law AND meet my 4-week old baby nephew, Charlie!


I hadn't been there since their wedding (almost 3 years ago) and they did a lot of home improvement projects since then:  kitchen, bathroom, nursery, etc.  Their house is definitely beautiful.


It's always fun to spend some time with them. (I don't get to see them very often during the year.)  It's so fun to catch-up and hear what's going on in their lives!


Meeting Charlie was so wonderful!  He's such a cute little baby.  And I would say he's a pretty easy baby.  He stumped us a few times with what was wrong, but he definitely loves to bounce and his mother's touch.  
Jeff & Greta are some pretty amazing parents ;)  They're super cute.
I won't lie.  I sort-of wonder how they do it.  I loved my time with Charlie, but I was only there 2 days.  I can't really imagine it 24/7/365.  Props to them.


Photos for your enjoyment:



AND TODAY HE'S ONE MONTH OLD!
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