Segunda semana de la Coop!

Second week of the Coop! And what a week it was! Cooper had his first bath, slept longer at night, and has found that 3 oz of formula makes a much better meal.

Speaking of the bath, he's not too sure why they're necessary. His spirits were much better prior to the introduction of water.

He's beginning to enjoy just hanging out with us! I believe that everyone needs a skinny, huggie monkey!

Cooper loves his Momma! Anyone see a "slight" resemblance?

"Hey Dad, we both have multiple chins!"



Cooper met - well, slept on - Ms. Ashley for the first time on Sunday. Ashley, we promise that he'll open his eyes next time.


Maggie the Dog says, "Come see me . . . ugggh, us!"



More foolishness will come!

First Easter!

What a wonderful day for a first Easter! Easter won't occur on March 23 for another 152 years!
Cooper met his proud Corsicana grandfather, SF Herod. That "hook 'em", devil-horn thing makes all the good babies cry! Gig 'em Coop!

Bossman Mike Rand and his bride, Gwen, stopped by to say "Howdy Cooper".


Aunt Louise and Uncle Fenley made the trip from outside Huntsville. Thanks for the visit and the yummy Easter dinner!

This picture makes my eyes "sweat".

The Coop's First Week!

Has it really been a week? Changes are already evident. Here, he's practicing his monkey impersonation. We'll start working on the old clockwise / counterclockwise trick next week.


Upon arriving home from the hospital, Cooper got to spend some quality time with our awesome Aunt Neva. She and Cooper are quite the duo.

Cooper has met a few new friends this week. Ms. Meagan and Mr. Doug stopped by for a visit on Friday.

Cooper is already beginning to be a positive influence on others. Congratulations Mr. Doug for shredding your "youngest baby held" personal record by two whole weeks. How low can you go?







Cooper says, "Vibrating recliners with brightly-colored toys rock and make me sleepy!" And, you ladies don't understand the grown boys' fascination with recliners and remote controls???






Sometimes, silly captions are unnecessary.