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family roadtrip, first bath and more
















Since it's been over 100 degrees in Portland the last few days, we decided to leave our hot house behind and head to the Oregon Coast. It was the best decision we've ever made as it was MUCH cooler out there and a perfect little getaway. Cora slept in the car, on the beach, in the sling and pretty much everywhere we went.
When we got home, she took her first bath with mom and loved it.

Comments

Sara Boilen said…
You all look wonderful! That photo of Dave in the sunset is just lovely. You can tell the prozac is working! :)
brandyw said…
Thanks for keeping this blog up to date! When is this baby going to wake up? All that mellowness is making me retoactively jealous. Dave, how's Peeka doing?
Unknown said…
Love her! She's gorgeous (of course)! Keep keeping us posted :) And get the sleep now before she "wakes up." (you'll understand soon - hee hee)
xoxo
Kori Dunaway said…
It's great to already see some blog updates. Keep them coming! Hope she keeps up the good sleeping to give you guys a little rest, too! Can't wait to meet her in person (and see mom and dad, of course)! Kori
I am so happy for you guys! Cora has "fit right in" how awesome. Sleep deprevation becomes the "norm" soon you won't even remember what it was like to get a solid/straight 8 hours! :) Love you, miss you, and wish I were there.

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