Family Walks

Taking advantage of the nice warm but breezy evenings when we can. It won't be long before our scenery changes, so we are enjoying the nearby water fountain pool strolls for now! =)

See My Hat?

Now that it's mighty hot outside, mom & dad make me wear this thing quite often. I'm getting used to it but I still yank it off from time to time just to remind everyone that I like to be in control of my body.
Yours Truly,
"Strong Willed" Will
P.S. Isn't Jones being such a good dog here? He loves my Puffs and I like sharing them with him. Mom doesn't like it as much as I do though.

Precious

My big little guy had his nine month pictures taken a couple weeks ago. I'm just now getting around to posting them as we have A LOT going on right now! While Will wasn't as camera friendly as he was at his six month photo shoot, the photographer still managed to capture some great shots. Right now, Will is so into discovering things that he wanted to push the "William" stool my brother gave him instead of pose with it and he wanted to study and move the rubber ducky back and forth instead of smile at the camera with the ducky beside him! So we're going to try to capture a bench picture at twelve months! =)
This first one is a personal favorite...I think he looks like the Gerber Baby here with these eyes.

Fits

As Will was happily cruising along one of his fav spots, I must have really erked him when I took something away that he couldn't have (a check that he wanted to eat).



But this REALLY made him mad.

Oh yes, he throws fits now. About little and big things! The irony in him wearing this shirt was too funny...

Did you notice Jones lingering behind Will? He's still a good dog although he too has his moments!

Not even Sophie the Giraffe could come to the rescue in a meltdown like this. At times like this, I just smile and say, "Life is soooo tough, Will!"

9 months

I am going to love being on summer break with this wild man! He has been a blast and it has only been two days. So thankful to have the summer with my big boy! At the doctor's office, we found out that Will is 30.5 inches long (98th percentile) and weighs 22 pounds (88th percentile). It is getting difficult to keep him still in this chair for long!