Well, we just finished our second week of school. It was so hard to go back after being home with Sawyer for over four months. I had such a hard time the first week, but every day was a little better than the day before. I am so blessed that Sawyer is right next door to my school, so I can spend my lunch break with him and am able to pick him up as soon as school is over. He smiles when I drop him off and smiles even bigger when I come to pick him up. It has also been an adjustment having to get up at 5:00 or before and get ready in the morning. Justin is such a big help in the morning and there is no way I could do it without him.
Isn't Sawyer's outfit cute? It is from his Auntie Jessica. It says #1 player on the hoodie vest. I told Justin the other moms might not let their kids play with Sawyer when he was dressed like this. They may think he will be a bad influence.
He will be five months old tomorrow and has been enjoying rice cereal for the last few weeks. I have also introduced squash which was a big hit. This week I decided to let him try peas. Here are some pictures to show you what he thought of that. 
" Yummy! I love cereal!"
"What is this? Did someone put peas in my rice cereal?"
"No, not the peas! Daddy, make her stop. I want my squash."His bib is from Italy, so I have no idea what it says in case any of you were wondering.
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I'm a lurker! The bib says "I don't mind..." Can't read the rest, but that's the first two lines.
Hey Lurker Linda! Thanks for the translation. I hope the photography business is going well. Mer and I really liked your site.
The bib says I0 Nun Saccio Niente ...Mo'So' Arrrivat' and he has a hat that says Scugnizzo. Can you tell us what that means? My friend brought them from Naples and she couldn't remember what they said. Thanks!
Thanks, Justin! Okay, I thought one of the words was 'mente,' but it's 'niente.' So now the bib translates (loosely) "I don't know nothing, but I know I've arrived." The hat is pretty funny... the Neopolitan word 'scugnizzo' basically means "street urchin" or "ragamuffin." Maybe that's a more endearing term to the Italians!
okay...wait a minute...does jessica's nephew have on camo shorts????
Linda, I am very impressed. I know who to call if I need an Italian translation. I should probably let him wear his ragamuffin hat with his camo shorts and hoodie vest.
Yes, Shandra he is and the shorts were a gift from his Aunt Jessica. She said he had too many preppy outfits.
wow! i'm impressed!! i let andrew do camo shorts, but there will be NO camo shirts!!! :)
Sawyer is a cutie!! can't belive he's already 5 months!
that's all i bought were camo shorts...and, they were blue camo at that. plus, he got a thug's hoodie to go with it. i'm mixing and matching street boy with hunter boy. it's all about the fashion, dude.
he's growing so fast! it's hard to remember he's only 6 or so weeks older than elliot. i think of sawyer as being so much older!!
also, if you guys ever find yourselves in seabrook again, let me know - we only live about 10 minutes from there! you are welcome to come over to visit and let the boys play!
I thought my nephew would grow up to be a Latino gangsta, but I guess he is junior mafia. That's ok...as long as Gilbert is represented.
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