Mira met everybody at church today and hardly raised a fuss even though she was awake for quite a long time.
Category: photos
Mira’s first days
Here are some more pictures of Mira, from the hospital to coming home. Sorry it took so long to get them up, my hands have been a little full… 🙂
Mira Annalise Wright
April 11, 2015 11:21 am. 19.7″ 6lbs 15oz
… and stacked
Post baby meals wrapped…
Looking forward to trying this tonight
Through the windows
A few views from our apartment, mostly while it was snowing. Unfortunately you could see the snow best in front of the not-so-aesthetically-pleasing buildings, and I was locked in battle with a terrible cold monster (*sniffle*), so I didn’t go outside to find a better spot. Not that our building is aesthetically pleasing either… And… Continue reading Through the windows
Surprise baby shower!
Welcoming 2015 with Friends
Our city from above
We headed out from work the other day to go see the botanical gardens, because it was probably one of the last sunny days we’ll have for awhile. However, due to a public transportation mishap (and an inexact knowledge of where the gardens are actually located) we ended up at the park up on the… Continue reading Our city from above
White stuff
View from our balcony this very foggy morning. (Admittedly a long way off. We didn’t get any down here in the city.) Photos courtesy of Ben, because I left for a workshop before it was light enough to see.
Thanksgiving prep
We hosted our teammates and friends for a Thanksgiving celebration (a week early) and it was fun, but man was it a lot of work. I had every intention of taking photos, but turns out I’m not very good at cooking and photoing simultaneously. Or hostessing and photoing simultaneously. Despite the lack of photographic proof… Continue reading Thanksgiving prep
Celebrating culture
This past weekend the city held the annual cultural festival celebrating its heritage and diversity. There were a lot of very cool sounding things on the schedule that we didn’t get to see, but we enjoyed it nonetheless. Glad we went on Saturday though because it was rainy and cold on Sunday (even though our neighbor… Continue reading Celebrating culture
Church History
Today we got to enjoy going around the town of Chester, England, which is well over a thousand years old. We were able to walk most of the way around the old town walls and saw a rather unimpressive Roman amphitheater and two churches that were close to 1500 years old. In one of these… Continue reading Church History
Anniversary trip to Colorado