Ethan's First Bowl Game

Ethan here! Well, it has been a while since I wrote anything, but I have been super busy. I have been trying to learn how to walk (before I crawl) and I have been working on getting some teeth too. Also, my Mimi and Aunt Courtney came to visit last week, so I was super busy with them.

Anyways, a couple of weeks ago was the PSU bowl game. That first picture is me, getting very excited to watch the game - GO LIONS!

This is me thinking maybe I don't quite belong on this couch with these people! Actually these are Mom and Dad's friends, who came over to watch the game. They are really nice, and didn't give me too hard of a time when the gators won!

Ahhh, here is the couch I belong on!

Ethan's New Favorite Game

Peek....

...a...

...boo!

Christmas Day

We had a really nice Christmas this year. While we were tired from dealing with the dogs the night before (see the Christmas Eve post), we were up early to open presents. Ethan had a great time helping to open his gifts and playing with the wrapping paper.

After presents we headed over to our friend's apartment for a Christmas Day brunch. We had a delicious meal and a great time with everyone. It was a really nice (and very warm) Chritmas.

Here is Ethan, excited about wrapping paper.

Ethan enjoying his gift from Sadie

George and Gracie enjoyed their gift of peanut butter biscuits from Mimi and Grandpop.

Ethan modeling his PSU jersey.

Crazy Christmas Eve

Ethan here. I know, it has been a while since I blogged. I have been very busy though...playing "peek-a-boo" can be a full time job some days!

These are some pictures from Christmas Eve. The first picture is me enjoying some traditional Christmas Eve dinner of avocado. Okay, maybe it isn't traditional, but it is yummy!

This picture is of me under the tree. See that? I am in shorts! It was nice and warm here for Christmas.

And this is Dad and a scared George. Here is the story. In Argentina it is traditional to have the big celebration on Christmas Eve. Families gather for dinner and exchange gifts and at midnight they celebrate. Christmas day is generally a low-key, relaxing day to recover from Christmas Eve. The other tradition is to set off fireworks at midnight (or anytime before or after that you are feeling the need to set off fireworks)...from your balcony. George and Gracie are not fans of this tradition at all. In fact they spent most of the night on Mom and Dad, or barking at the fireworks through the window.

Not to worry about me though! I am like Dad, I can sleep through anything, so I missed all the excitement.