Just for fun, we have recorded some Christmas tunes.
Click the play button on each track to listen.
Enjoy!
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
The Christmas Letter
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
We truly hope this letter finds you and your loved ones healthy and happy, relaxing after so much hustle and bustle. Well, it has been a very exciting year for us. Of course you all know our big 2007 news. On March 20th at 11:40 am, our beautiful daughter Kathryn was born! She is growing so fast (nine months old already!?! WHAT!?!) and is an absolute joy. We are really looking forward to her first Christmas. She is crawling and cruising at record speed, which combined with her insatiable curiosity means she is getting into EVERYTHING.
Rob is still working at UNC in the Information Technology department, making sure that the computers on campus are behaving properly. He was awarded Employee of the Month honors this year, which was unexpected considering what a lazy employee he really is. Oh well, I guess he has management fooled. He still plays bass, organ and other instruments thrown his way at church and regularly rocks out garage-band style with friends in the lower level of our house.
Christy is grateful to be a stay-at-home mom, although it's only now that the weather is freezing that she and Kathryn are actually "staying home" much at all. They love to take walks to the park, go to story/song times and play groups, and meet Rob for lunch whenever possible. She has awarded herself Mommy of the Month for nine months straight. She completed her Master's in Education through Lesley University last summer and has taken a very part time position with them as a site coordinator (hey, it beats watching Dr. Phil during Kathryn's naps!).
The kitty boys have adjusted relatively well to the arrival of our little girl. As long as they are fed the second we get up and the second Rob gets home in the evening, and as long as they get plenty of playtime with Mommy and are constantly told how special they are, they don't complain much. All they want is what they have coming to them; all they want is their fair share.
Thank you so much for visiting our blog. Later this week, we will hopefully have a surprise for you here, so be sure to check back.
Enjoy the holiday season with your family and friends, and thank you for being in our lives!
Love,
Rob, Christine and Kathryn
We truly hope this letter finds you and your loved ones healthy and happy, relaxing after so much hustle and bustle. Well, it has been a very exciting year for us. Of course you all know our big 2007 news. On March 20th at 11:40 am, our beautiful daughter Kathryn was born! She is growing so fast (nine months old already!?! WHAT!?!) and is an absolute joy. We are really looking forward to her first Christmas. She is crawling and cruising at record speed, which combined with her insatiable curiosity means she is getting into EVERYTHING.
Rob is still working at UNC in the Information Technology department, making sure that the computers on campus are behaving properly. He was awarded Employee of the Month honors this year, which was unexpected considering what a lazy employee he really is. Oh well, I guess he has management fooled. He still plays bass, organ and other instruments thrown his way at church and regularly rocks out garage-band style with friends in the lower level of our house.
Christy is grateful to be a stay-at-home mom, although it's only now that the weather is freezing that she and Kathryn are actually "staying home" much at all. They love to take walks to the park, go to story/song times and play groups, and meet Rob for lunch whenever possible. She has awarded herself Mommy of the Month for nine months straight. She completed her Master's in Education through Lesley University last summer and has taken a very part time position with them as a site coordinator (hey, it beats watching Dr. Phil during Kathryn's naps!).
The kitty boys have adjusted relatively well to the arrival of our little girl. As long as they are fed the second we get up and the second Rob gets home in the evening, and as long as they get plenty of playtime with Mommy and are constantly told how special they are, they don't complain much. All they want is what they have coming to them; all they want is their fair share.
Thank you so much for visiting our blog. Later this week, we will hopefully have a surprise for you here, so be sure to check back.
Enjoy the holiday season with your family and friends, and thank you for being in our lives!
Love,
Rob, Christine and Kathryn
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Assorted Cuteness
Who needs toys when Mommy leaves her shoes lying around?
Again I ask- who needs toys?
Look who's clapping!
Again I ask- who needs toys?
Look who's clapping!
What we've been up to...
The Calm clan babysat while we went to an am(Mmmmmm)azing fondue dinner at The Melting Pot for our fourth anniversary. It was such a nice gift and we will never forget it!
I don't think Kathryn even noticed we were gone- she loved all the attention!
Although we've all been a little sick lately, we've had a lot of exciting times and outings. I have been able to catch just a few on camera...
Here we are at our couples' group Christmas party
Kathryn loves this thing! Thank you Augie and Becket for hooking her up :)
She is such a good helper.
I love the foggy effect I get when I leave the camera in the car overnight!
Aw, and Grandma gets a little kiss!
I don't think Kathryn even noticed we were gone- she loved all the attention!
Although we've all been a little sick lately, we've had a lot of exciting times and outings. I have been able to catch just a few on camera...
Here we are at our couples' group Christmas party
Kathryn loves this thing! Thank you Augie and Becket for hooking her up :)
She is such a good helper.
I love the foggy effect I get when I leave the camera in the car overnight!
Aw, and Grandma gets a little kiss!
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