Miriam

Miriam was born on December 10, 2011

2 AM, 12/9/11, On our way to the hospital

12/15/11, Homeward bound after a rough labor and delivery and six and a half days in two different hospitals

Fatherhood in the wee hours of the morning

Miriam and Pop Pop

Our first Christmas together

Sleepy cuteness

Happy mom

Sleepy cuteness, Part Two

Miriam smiles

In a nutshell, she sleeps a lot...

Modern Dancer

November comes and goes...

Fall arrives with a flurry of colors...maple in our front yard

Pretty Eugene, OR in Autumn - from the top of Skinner Butte

Elizabeth practicing with Sleeping Adele

Does babyhood get any sweeter?

Four kind happy family plus Tim and Elizabeth and the unnamed

Uncle Tim sacrifices pinkie for Adele

Freshly showered mama and Huck with Jabba

Bartko-Ferreiro-Hodge Thanksgiving

Our cozy Thanksgiving room

Revised: Bartko-Ferreiro-Hodge-Lynch Thanksgiving

Here we grow...

Retreat to Depoe Bay, OR

View of Oregon Coast - a welcome sight

The belly and baby grow








Delicious soup and fresh baked bread at Cafe Mundo, Nye Beach







View of good band from balcony at Cafe Mundo

Tim enjoys the music, contemplates taking guitar lessons

Rounding it out

View from Studio, Depoe Bay, OR

World's Smallest Harbor, Depoe Bay, OR

Traditional Native American Salmon Bake, waiting for fire

Delicious!

Happy Coastal Goers

Sweet Dreams in Mazatlan

Shine on, you crazy fabric!

Tidy Quelite, Mexico

Preggers enjoys vacation

Cap'n Ralph

The Long Arm of Ang

Ensueno Quarters

Captain Leche

Pretty Pacific Ocean

The Crew in front of the Caddy

Lilly the Great

Cathedral of Immaculate Conception,

Old Mazatlan

Fearless Tia Joanne

Freshest ceviche, guacamole, overlooking the Pacific at Beach of the Witches

View from our (thankfully air-conditioned) condo

SE Clay - Montavillarific

Happy to have found a home in the City of Roses...here we have chosen to stay. Among the things growing on our property are a maple tree, rhododendrons, camellias, roses, and an unbelievably beautiful old flowering dogwood. As for food, we are rich with strawberries, blueberries, radishes, onions, kale, and tomatoes.

Do drop in and stay for a while.

Pine tree and pine cone decide to produce offspring