Sunday, June 17, 2007

Father's Day.

Well, what more could a dad ask for than to have his child home? Today was our first full day at home with Samuel on this side of his mom's belly. We arrived Sat. night and were very happy to settle down in our new place. It should be said, however, that midwives, nurses and doctors at Mt.Auburn were extraordinarily kind, generous and helpful to us all throughout our time there.

Anyway, for those who've been asking for more Samuel photos, here's some from our comfortable room on the Charles River [you should be able to get to a slightly bigger version online at my site by clicking on it].

Sam, as you can see, stayed pretty well wrapped up. This is my favorite shot of "Burrito Boy" in his little portable crib / large baby-sized tuperware container:

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Our first action this morning was looking on this blog - thank you for these wonderful fotos. Samuel is so a nice little boy!
Greetings from germany,
Jecki, Pauli, Hatti and Bini

Anonymous said...

Die neuen Fotos sind sehr schön!
Eure Pauline

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Anonymous said...

Bitte mal in Rolis Emailpostfach schauen.
Alles Gute
Bini

Anonymous said...

Hooray! Congratulations. He's beautiful (even if he looks a little like E.T. in one of today's photos). Peter, cna you please emial me - I can't find your address. Thanks!

Anne Howarth

Anonymous said...

He is VERY cute!

celina <3

Anonymous said...

As promised right a few seconds ago - the comment from auntie Möni!!!
Samuel is the sweetest burrito boy I know and I ran the 100 km run in Biel/Switzerland last Friday for him: every km had been one year of his life - that means, he will easily reach the 100 years! Yipiieee!!!
All the best to all of you, MÖNI!!

Tom said...

Haha the shot of burrito boy is cute...I hope for his sake that the nickname doesn't stick with him too long. Nothing is worse than being 18 years old with the name burrito boy - although, perhaps, it is an upgrade from Klumpchen and better than the early nicknames that you gave me when I was young. Namely, “Chinese-Vegetable Head.”