Paul learns about the sticky properties of a sticker. . .
. . .until he tries to eat it. . .
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Look! Paul's walking with his push-toy!
After crawl-pushing the toy into James, then across the room, Paul finally stood and took a few steps!

8th night of Hanukkah w/James, Mike & Reiko
Our friends Mike, Reiko, and James came by to celebrate the last night of Hanukkah with us tonight. We played with toys, lit candles, spun dreidles, and had take-out chinese food. Much fun - and presents - were had by all.
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| 8th night of Hanukkah w/James, Mike & Reiko |
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7th night of Hanukkah
On the 7th night of Hanukkah, Paul lit candles with Mommy and Safta (while Daddy took pictures). Then. . .
PRESENTS!!
A blue doggy. . .
A blue doggy. . .
Peek-a-Boo!
Or as it's known at our house, "Where's Paul? There he is!"
(Sorry they're a little dark. . .)
Friday, December 26, 2008
6th night of Hanukkah
Yes, Uncle Eric, Aunt Andi, Jacob, Sophia, and Asher all came by on their way up to NH to light the Hanukkah candles with us for the 6th night. Safta Sheila also came up for the weekend. It was a wonderfully rambunctious hour of fire, fried food, and presents. . .

Paul plays while Weils swarm about him. . .
Uncle Eric, Aunt Andi, Jacob, Sophia, and Asher all came over for Hanukkah - and so did Safta Sheila - but Paul doesn't let an extra half-dozen people interrupt his play. . .

Thursday, December 25, 2008
More Paul Playing Videos
Paul playing with new presents and an old garbage can. . .
Paul playing with the present that sounds like a cross between an airplane taking off and a hairdryer. . .
More playing - listen for him huming/making motor-boat noises to himself, and crawling with the plastic balls in his hands. . .
Paul doesn't need any more toys - just send canned goods. . .
Paul playing with the present that sounds like a cross between an airplane taking off and a hairdryer. . .
More playing - listen for him huming/making motor-boat noises to himself, and crawling with the plastic balls in his hands. . .
Paul doesn't need any more toys - just send canned goods. . .
Daddy teaches Paul Dreidle
I have a little Dreidle. I made it out of clay. . .
. . .and when it's dry and ready, then Dreidle I shall play!
Paul playing with his Hanukkah Toys.
Thanks for the ball-machine toy, Grandma Shelly and Grandpa Steve. We always wanted a toy that sounds like a cross between an airplane taking off and a hairdryer. . .




Paul cannot let go of a toy long enough to go from one place to another. As he is crawling, not yet walking, this creates a situation which often results in him sliding on objects - much like weird baby x-country skiing. This is especially funny when he has a plastic ball in each hand. He totters along like a woman on high heels. . .there is video of this in another post, but here's a visual:

Paul cannot let go of a toy long enough to go from one place to another. As he is crawling, not yet walking, this creates a situation which often results in him sliding on objects - much like weird baby x-country skiing. This is especially funny when he has a plastic ball in each hand. He totters along like a woman on high heels. . .there is video of this in another post, but here's a visual:
4th night of Hanukkah
2nd night of Hanukkah
Paul celebrated the second night of Hanukkah with Grandma Shelly and Grandpa Steve! We had chinese food, and presents, and latkes, and a really good time.
Grandma and Grandpa are on their way to Florida for the winter, so the next time Paull will see them is when we all go down for a week in February. We miss them already, but hope they are nice and warm. We love you, Grandma Shelly and Grandpa Steve! Happy Hanukkah!

