Here's Danny in the Tub! Sure the pictures are six weeks old, but still you have to have a baby in the tub picture to splash all over the Internet nowadays, so here he is Danny (just don't stand up buddy, or hate me later. :) )
All smiles and lots of bubbles. 
Cup O' Bubbles!
Say Cheese! Even if it does look like I'm in pain here.
I love that face!
And this one too!!
It's okay, Danny. They'll come back after you get some clothes on. Oh, and you can thank Jessie for the pictures - it was HER idea!
I LOVE the third to the last picture. So sweet!
ReplyDeleteOk, seriously, why does our TUB look so incredibly disgusting!?!?! EWWWWW. Where's the Dremel - time for you to re-grout, I think!!!
ReplyDeleteAlright, just when I decided I'll switch my side bar to your blog because Jenni hasn't posted in FOREVER, she goes and puts a post up. Sorry, Jen, I'll stick with Roger for awhile :)
ReplyDeleteHey Roger, thanks for the link yesterday!
ReplyDeleteJenni, why did you have to point that out?
ReplyDeleteLaura, if the truth were to be told, that post was mine over there at Miller Time... Jenni has given up, I think. I do try to encourage her to start up again though.
So adorable!
ReplyDeleteYou get a "fishing Danny" with the swimming pool ones (later), we see that Danny is comfortable in water!
ReplyDeleteConcerning your bathroom, Jenny, I challenge anyone to say he hasn't had the same bathroom . As soon as you get kids, anything is no more perfect at home, except the family love.
I honestly didn't think it was a big deal (okay, maybe I thought about it a little bit), but I figured the boy would be the focus. Silly me. :)
ReplyDeleteMom's can learn to fix almost anything around the house, if it bothers them enough and dad doesn't get to it. :)
ReplyDeleteMy hubby chooses not to learn how to clean anything or make simple electrical or plumbing repairs. I refuse to pay someone to replace an outlet or replace a drainpipe under the sink. Ergo, mom is no Ms. Fixit. Good thing my dad was an engineer and I helped him around the house when I was younger.