Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Flooding you all with 9 new Henry pictures
Okay, so my immediate family is haranguing me for not updating lately - "get those stupid hobo pumpkin pictures off of there and put some of Henry up" is the gist of what they're saying, so with no further ado...
More recent pics
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Hobo Halloween

Well, I've been on a bit of a John Hodgman kick the past few days - I finished his book and saw him in person at the Regulator. Here is a night image of a Hobo jack-o-lantern I carved. This sign means "It is time for hoboes to take over the United States government"
Coincidentally, it also makes a nice homage to Henry
Photo update to State Fair entry
Monday, October 23, 2006
Our State Fair is the best state fair in our state!
We went out to the State Fair this past Thursday, better known as canned food night. You get in free with 4 cans of food. It was crowded to say the least. It was a big family outing with Nana Jean, Nana Kathy (or Nonni as Henry calls her), Aunt Jen, Cousins Alex and Molly, Henry, Rachel and Danny. Henry got to ride the carousel and Alex rode the Dragon Wagon and other fun rides.
We hit the local food concessions and Danny and I split the Hungry Man dinner of 1/4 a chicken, 1/4 lb BBQ, a ham biscuit and three sides for $10 - a real deal at the fair. The maple cotton candy is still my favorite dessert and I had to throw out the rest of my third package which had become flattened and brick-like. We would have pictures to share but our batteries died.
The highlight for Henry was seeing all the farm animals. We had to carry him away from the chicken coop which is sat in front of and waved to the chickens. He loved the cows - especially enjoyed the gallon of pee that just missed us from the rear of quite possibly the largest cow I have ever seen. Whew - that was a close one! He then tried to break in to the sheep corral which Danny had to run interference on. Overall - I think we have ourselves a little farm boy trapped in the city. Alex and Molly also enjoyed the animals and the 664 pound pumpkin. A long evening of family fun was topped off by being trapped in the fair while waiting for the fireworks to end and then getting herded out with thousands of pushy, tired people - we had two babystrollers and a wheelchair and no one showed any mercy. It won't stop us from going back next year - we might just have to make a fuller, earlier day of it.
**The profound title lyrics above are from the Hammerstein musical Our State Fair.
We hit the local food concessions and Danny and I split the Hungry Man dinner of 1/4 a chicken, 1/4 lb BBQ, a ham biscuit and three sides for $10 - a real deal at the fair. The maple cotton candy is still my favorite dessert and I had to throw out the rest of my third package which had become flattened and brick-like. We would have pictures to share but our batteries died.
The highlight for Henry was seeing all the farm animals. We had to carry him away from the chicken coop which is sat in front of and waved to the chickens. He loved the cows - especially enjoyed the gallon of pee that just missed us from the rear of quite possibly the largest cow I have ever seen. Whew - that was a close one! He then tried to break in to the sheep corral which Danny had to run interference on. Overall - I think we have ourselves a little farm boy trapped in the city. Alex and Molly also enjoyed the animals and the 664 pound pumpkin. A long evening of family fun was topped off by being trapped in the fair while waiting for the fireworks to end and then getting herded out with thousands of pushy, tired people - we had two babystrollers and a wheelchair and no one showed any mercy. It won't stop us from going back next year - we might just have to make a fuller, earlier day of it.
**The profound title lyrics above are from the Hammerstein musical Our State Fair.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
New Videos on YouTube
This one is of Henry delighting in the miracle of popcorn
And here is another of the loquacious little man
And finally, Henry's drinking problem
Can you hear in my voice that it's 7:30 AM?
And here is another of the loquacious little man
And finally, Henry's drinking problem
Can you hear in my voice that it's 7:30 AM?
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Henry on the phone
Here is my first experiment with AudioBlogger, and probably my last, only because blogger.com is discontinuing the free service
Monday, October 02, 2006
More Baby Frances
Playground time
busy weekend
Friday, September 29, 2006
Cousin Frances

This past Tuesday night at 10:22 little Frances Eleanor Lovett was born to Mitch and Carol. She weighed 8 lbs 3 ozs, was 20 inches long and already has blonde locks. We are glad she is here, even though she was a bit late! She will be good practice for Henry to be sweet to newborns. We are all looking forward to spending time with her. She is a lovely little girl.
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Follow-up ultrasound

Well, it's been a while since our last post, as evidenced by the fact that we've just returned from a follow-up ultrasound, so in the future I'll try to make posts more frequently. I'll get some recent pictures of Henry and the family up after my exam week is over. But for now we have a few more shots of Segundo. I love the OK sign being flashed in the slightly less creepy than usual "4D" picture. The next shot is hard to interpret, but it's a close up of the lower face, with the nose, mouth and chin visible. The final shot is a conventional scan profile. Everything looked great and perfectly healthy, baby measured once again at a due date of January 31. Stay tuned until then when the gender will be revealed!
Okay, so I could only get the first picture to upload... I've got to leave now but I'll try and post the other shots again later today.
Danny
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Pictures of Segundo



Here are some shots from our ultrasound on 8/23/06. Everything looks good - baby measures here at 17 weeks, so our three due date estimates are Jan. 23, Jan. 31, and Feb. 5. Rachel has her money on January 29, 2007. On a side note, I think I caught a glimpse of the nether regions and my amateur interpretation of the gender is female - but don't get too excited - I'd only be willing to put about 50 cents on it. These images are fleeting and I have been known to confuse the head with the stomach. To sum up: Rachel is leaning toward boy, Danny says girl, and Henry says "Huh? What baby?"
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Link to other videos
I've finally caught on to the craze and have started uploading home movies to YouTube. I'm not sure if the link below for the tricycle is always visible (or it doesn't always seem to load for me right away), but maybe this post will be. You can visit http://www.youtube.com/user/dfstineh to check out what I've added under "Videos".
Tricycle video
This link might work - taking you to a Henry pedaling video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQzaB5i6nC0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQzaB5i6nC0
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