Rachael with Ryrie, awaiting baby George. His name didn't materialize, though until some hours after his birth. He took his precious time deciding to be born! This picture was taken on Sunday, James' birthday, and Rach still had to wait two more days!
This little munchkin has one job and one job only--that is to be cute and adorable. When Tommy wants your attention, all he has to do is grab your chin and jerk it toward him. There is a real danger of whiplash involved. He even does it to the story time lady and the Stay and Play leader, Mary Rose, while she is doing the circle time.
David love to wrestle with the grandkids. Owen and Ryrie are in the frey at the moment.
This is Ryrie, but all the boys have hockey gear like this. Most spare moments turn into a hockey game. Tommy would be able to jerk your neck around so you could see this in the proper way.
After baby George's arrival, here we are playing "Doggie Doggie Where's Your Bone." Tommy likes to be "it."
George Jameson Spencer newly home from the hospital, Jan. 20.
Ryrie with his new brother.
Proud daddy, James with Tommy and George at the hospital.
My first view of George, about 6 hours old. His hair is long and dark. In the front there are some crazy cow-licks going on. He is a very healthy-looking baby. All the student onlookers were instructed that his mother must have been healthy.
William and Ryrie have cubs on Mondays and this is what they look like decked out in their uniforms. They are working on doing a "good turn daily" and have to report on it at dinner time.
Born on Tuesday, the 19th of January, by Thursday George had received many kisses that needed to be rinsed off to prepare for new kisses. At first he thought he didn't like the bath, then he began to reconsider after we reigned in his flying fists and put a warm washcloth on his belly.
Playing games with four lively boys.
Boys helping set table and empty the dishwasher. Rach is hanging in there waiting for George. Many starts and stops.
How great to be able to see a brand new grandchild in the hospital newly born! I love it. These are some of the most special times, aren't they--sacred times.
More hockey and "Mars." Tommy always likes to have on the boxing gloves when "Mars" is on.
