Well  six weeks has past now.  Tristan was really great until week three.  He decides to start crying everyday at about 5 o’clock now.  Its OK though i still love him.   

Geordan is doing really well.  Every morning he wakes up and asks for his baby brother.  He loves to feed him and even helps change his diaper.  He does get a little jealous when i am holding Tristan, but i think it is OK.   We make sure he still feels special.

Have a written yet about how smart Geordan is?  He kept asking for a puzzle they have at school, so we went to the store and bought a couple.  it only takes him about 15 min to put together a big boy jigsaw puzzle.  he doesn’t even have to look at the picture on the box!1He is growing way to fast.  I’m so excited about it i went and bought him five more puzzles!!

On another note, I go back to work in two weeks.  Tristan will go to  daycare. I’m a little sad about it. Geordan didn’t have to go to daycare until he was one.  My co-workers at Starbucks all babysat.  It was really nice.  I think Tristan will be OK.  The ladies at daycare need to get ready though cause he is a handful!

Anyway nothing to exciting right now!!

Denielle’s friend Lindsey took some pretty awesome pics of Geordan and Tristan.

Tristan Kal-El Earl

Tristan – tumultuous

In Arthurian legend, Tristan (sometimes called Tristram) was a Knight of the Round Table and the tragic hero of the medieval tale “Tristan and Isolde.” This ancient name derives from a Pictish original, Drostan, but the form was influenced by the French term “triste”, meaning “sad”.

Kal-El – voice of god

Kal-El is an invented name, American by location. It is the Kryptonian birth name of Superman in comic books and films. It resembles the Hebrew words ??-??, which could be interpreted as “Voice of God”.