Yearly Archives: 2011

A little Holiday Story from guest blogger, Larry Young, written last year for Walker's three and a half birthday (which just happens to fall on Christmas Eve). We hope you enjoy! Nick looked down at his watch and saw there wasn't much time left. He wasn't feeling himself, but he put that aside. He'd wrestle

      Walker adores his friend Chloe Walker and Jonty make scary faces in front of the spooky motorcycle rider Walker, Jonty and Logan prepare for the big night Even Walker's pumpkin dressed up as Iron Man

I think my son is going to grow up to be a lawyer. The other day, Walker was at school playing freeze tag with his friends. This is not a complicated game and it's understood that as a participant, you will be chased and FREEZE if you are TAGGED. Walker adores this game

This is going to be a rare non-Walker blog (although don't be surprised if there's a mention about him at the end...) Yesterday, I had a bit of a breakthrough which I am very proud of and I thought I'd share. Those who know me may say that I'm kind of a passionate person. I

Walker is fond of picking up key phrases of ours. Frequently we hear "You don't see that every day," which can be used for a very broad range of things. In this case, I think it's appropriate to describe the video below (Gigi, you will need to go to the blog to see it...) from

This post is for all those folks who are stuck in oppressively hot and humid summer weather. Enjoy this little taste of winter... ___ OK Walker. It's the middle of summer and as you continue to tell me, "July is a SUMMER month and we need to wear shorts," and while that's not always true

Dear Walker. I know it's been some time since I have documented your life for the world to witness. I missed telling everyone about your first trip to the snow. I haven't talked about your penchant for boogers or how you've begun what I believe will be your life-long adoration of superheroes. (All this will

Gosh, tell me it isn’t so. The holidays (and by “holidays” I mean the single blur of time between Thanksgiving, Hanukkah and New Year) have come and gone and we’re back into the drudgery of every day life — which of course is an absolute joy with a three and a half year old because, […]