Pictures over Christmas

Logan has found it lots of fun to play in the mirror.  We have a mirror on the floor in our bedroom that he likes to sit in front of and bang on.  I'm sure he can pass hours at it if we let him.

 Logan in his moose hat. He seems to enjoy it.  And he always has something dangling that he can put in his mouth.

Over the week of Christmas, we traveled all over Wyoming.  First we went to Cheyenne to stay the night with my sister, Theresa, and her family.  From there we went to Casper to Aunt Sharon's house for Swick family Christmas, then we went up to Worland to Pam's parents for a few days, then on our way back to Denver we stayed the night in Laramie with our friends Christie and Mark.  Christie has a daughter just a week younger than Logan whose name is Lily.

My nephew, Lane, got his grass camo for Christmas that he has been wanting. I think he just needs some shoes to go with it.

 For Christmas all the Swick kids were together with their mom.  Pam's dad is Chuck, front left and his mom, Lucille is in the front row too.
Back Row: Bill, Chancy, Sharon, Jess, Ann. Front Row: Chuck, Tom, Lucille, Jim

Four Generations here.  There were about 10 cameras flashing away during this pose, so we didn't know where to look.

Logan wants to be like his daddy, pounding nails.  Except at this stage of the game he is just chewing on the hammer.

It's easy to keep an eye on the little monkey when you keep him close and confined.  Here he gets to help Grandma Debbie out with cooking.

Logan has lots of fun unwrapping presents, but we need to be quick with snatching the paper away before it ends up in his tummy.

 Logan is trying to play twister with Lily, but she thinks he is just trying to tickle her foot.

And at home Logan was happy to play under the tree and try to grab the lights anything else he could get his hands on.  Notice the drool  dangling from his lip, that is a pretty common sight with him.  He still doesn't seem to be having any teeth coming in, but he sure makes everyone think he does with all the puddles he leaves behind.