Filling the Love Tank

I'll kiss you..... little brother....

And you kiss me....

Zekie Momma Time!

That's MY boy!

The signature look....

Zeke has two looks.....you tell him to open his eyes, he opens his mouth too.

You tell him 'to smile' and he squints.

Not again! What's with you nose picker!

This tree (Zeke's pirate ship) needs it's beard trimmed.

When you're at the end of your rope, tie a knot and go for a swing! Or let the tree tie it for you!



Back at the ranch, checking out those beautiful palms!

Big Brotha Party

When you become a big brother you've gotta have a party! Because if it weren't for you, you're little brother wouldn't be just that.....a little brother. So, it's time to celebrate!



Party hats, horns and cupcakes with sprinkles......











Then we pulled out the big guns the next morning..... the parking garage!!!

Grandpa Al-Trick (AKA. Mr. Fix It) got the wonderful job of putting it together. And some way we've got to get it to the island in January without dis-assembling it! HA!

Double Take! Who's Who?

Brothas from the same Motha!
Which one is Ezekiel and which one is Thane?

Teeny Tiny Two is Hatched!

Big Bro Ezekiel Jude finally welcomed Teeny Tiny Two after telling us for 39 weeks that it was a 'Grill' in Momma's belly.

Although we had no idea of the sex (we are big on surprises as there are few left in life), we all hunched a baby sister. Were we EVER surprised to have a boy pop out!

Thane Natal ('Little Muncher' ) was born naturally at 3:05 pm on Wednesday November 12th.

I actually had to take a double take when the nurse held him up because I had a deja vu from Dec 25th, 2005. I thought I was looking at Zeke! Under close inspection their faces are so similar but Thane has jet black rockstar hair and lots of it (Zeke's was lighter and a little less).

Both boys similar in weight and length - Zeke 7'4, 19.5 inches and Thane 7'9, 19 inches.

The name THANE is of Scottish origin and means attendant warrior/soldier.

NATAL is a combined recognition of Teeny Tiny Two's maternal grandparents, Natalie (2001) and Alan (Nat+Al).

Grandpa Alan with Zeke and Thane.

Zeke says thumbs up!

Checkin' out the new baby brother.

Having a relax on the hospital bed - What's wrong with this picture?

"Come on Mom, I'm going to take you and my baby brother home."


Interestingly enough when Jason and I stopped to think about it only now we realize that Ezekiel and I share the same day in the month - December 25 (Zeke) and October 25 (for myself) and Jason and Thane share the same - November 12 (Thane) and February 12 (Jason).

We're firm believers that all is by design!

Suiting up for the car ride home.

Thane seems to be following in big brother's steps with sleep patterns. He wakes up once around 2 am to feed and then blesses us with much needed sleep until about 8 am. It's beautiful and hopefully not short lived (eeeee..touch mahogany).

Although we can no longer call ourselves the Bacac Trio - I still get to say that my "trio" of bUoys continue to keep me afloat on the reality boat!!!

Skeleton Pirate of the Caribbean by NIGHT

All suited up complete with the lint brush in hand ?!?!

The mask came with the costume but we wore it for all of 2 seconds and then we weren't interested in putting it on again.


The bandana worked for a short time.

We won the contest for the biggest orange pumpkin!




Kisses for the pumpkin baby.

Tickle my bones.

The pirate hat is the best for me. I'll wear it.

My 1st mate getting ready for the big night.

That's what 1st mates do, they help you with your shoes and in some cases kiss your feet!

Off to our first house!

All night we were saying, "Happy Hallowe'en Treats!"

My 'other' first mate.

Come on Dad, no time to watch helicopters. Candy! Candy!

The big pumpkin leaning down to help me with my costume.

Argh!

Bull Ridin' Easy E - 2007

Once in November of last year (2007) scroll all the way down to November 1st, 2007 entry for last years Hallowe'en: http://beautifulawakeningsbacacstyle.blogspot.com/2007_11_01_archive.html




Handsome Little Devil - 2006

Clothes make a statement. Costumes tell a story. - Mason Cooley