Cage and Cole Pics! (Archives)

Papa and Fly-Grandma watching Cage play Game Cube for a change ;-)

Cole is fascinated by his Hokey-Pokey Elmo!

Feeding Cole, catching the shadow of our parrot Sunny on my shoulder.

Grandma Parker came up for a visit!

A coupla' good shots of four generations.

Naturally, we had to go to our park...

...for a picnic.

Cage had his usual three bites and went off to play.

Cole getting some Grandma TLC

Cole in Cage's old baby swing.

Cage showing Cole just how high he can swing- Cole hanging on for dear life ;-)

It was Tootsie-Roll Grandma's Birthday, so Auntie Kris flew in from Hawaii (And boy are her arms tired)

Cage playing bubbles out front; Auntie Kris pointing out Tootsie-Roll Grandma's imitation of Michael Jackson.

Ah, what the heck. Let's hang both kids off the railing.

Grandma and Cole and his giraffe.

Uncle Kirk drove up from San Diego for Grandma's B-Day

Ooo... Too sunny!

Nice day to play out front.

Grandma with her Birthday Cake Krispy Kreme Doughnut.

Gee, we're at the park for a change.

Auntie Kris with Sunny, and Cage with 1980s sunglasses ;-)

Ooo! Ooo! Lookit me! I can stand up. (For a bit and with help. Looks like Cole is gonna skip crawling and go straight to walking)

Daddy and Cage (4 1/2 years) and Cole (8 months)

Blast from the past!

From almost 4 years ago...

This is Cage at 7 months and me (about 15 pounds lighter) in a similar pic.

Cage got a new aquarium- to replace his old one that got pretty scummy. We originally had two 1" feeder goldfish, and they outgrew the tank. They grew to about 6', so rather than flush 'em, we traded them in to be sold by the store as pond goldfish. We now have a vibrant blue Betta and a couple of White Cloud fish to keep him company.

Awwww...Can you feel the love?

Cage looking bored. Cole looking up (and cute).

Cage got confused. It's DADDY that he's allowed to climb all over.

Two good lookin' brothers.

Cage showing off.

Daddy getting in on the action. (Cage took the pic with the digital camera. He did a great job of centering and framing and holding the camera still!)