Month 5: Father's Day and Great-Aunt Carol's Visit

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Corwin's maternal great-aunt Carol: "Cooochie...coochie...coo...dang it, I think this one's broken."
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"Ha! I shall smile when you least expect it!"
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Carol teaching basketweaving to Corwin. (She made the basket in the background.)
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Well, at least Carol's happy.
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Photo op!
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Joshua and Corwin having an operatic moment.
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"Um, dad...?" "BRAAAAAAAINS..."
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Mommy hammock.
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"Dang, I'm cute."
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"Oh, g'waan..."
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"Hey! It's just my size!"
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(Parent not to scale.)
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Fortunately, since Corwin doesn't understand English very well yet, he still thinks Joshua's jokes are funny.
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"If I see further than the previous generation, it is because I stand on the shoulders of my giant dad."
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Hanging out on the grass on our evening Father's Day walk.
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We're assuming that "Gah!" means "Happy Father's Day, Daddy!"
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First attempt at "solid" food.
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We're not really sure, but it was so funny we had to post it.
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More learning to eat from a spoon.
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Kira, being helpful, as usual.
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Modelling his new sun hat.
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"'Scuse me, ma'am, can you direct me to the nearest filling station?"
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We haven't quite got him to smile while he's in the pool, but we're getting there.
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The triumphant return of Freshly Washed Boy.
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Megan figured we'd better have him wear the hat while he still could.
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For some reason, Corwin really likes getting his ribs chewed on.
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