Roger tentatively looks at Alan.
Roger tentatively looks at Alan.
Roger loves having a little brother.
Naptime! Mommy has a full lap.
Grandma came to visit and help after Alan was born.
She and Roger enjoyed alot of books.
Grandma brought Glen's old Hot Wheels track with her.
Roger lined up several walking animals and then jumped over them.
Good thing the boys aren't bigger; they wouldn't both fit
in Anne's lap.
Roger was 'Quailman' while Anne hemmed jeans.
Quailman is featured on the cartoon Doug.
Jenny gives Alan a bottle.
Anne has a full lap.
Alan meets Granddaddy.
Alan meets Grandmommy.
Granddaddy and Roger share a high five after identifying their elbows.
Roger and Grandmommy have ice cream!
Granddaddy and Roger like their snacks.
Happy Birthday, Roger!
Roger had a Blue's Clues paw print cake.
It was Sarah's turn to take home the baby doll from health
class at school. With Alan and Roger in the house, the
experience of caring for the doll seemed somewhat redundant.
Roger shows off his circle-drawing skills to Nancy Meinke.
Roger plays peek-a-boo with Alan.
Alan cuddles up on Mommy's shoulder.
Lisa enjoys participating in this volunteer project. She notes, though, that her friend Erica is the one
who set this up and organized the volunteers. Despite their best efforts, Lisa and Erin were unable to
convince the reporter
to give Erica any credit. Erica and others had participated many other nights; she just didn't happen
to be there the evening the reporter came.
Lisa won a position to compete on the state level. The convention was in Irvine this year and she ended up
eighth in the state in her category.
Lisa had a good time with this project, too. For whatever reason, she attracts reporters. She claims they
just make up the quotes, though. She has no recollection of saying those exact words. This is a good
lesson on the reliability of the news.
(Newspaper header for the can drive article.)