So, it’s been a while since we posted anything. I could offer the usual litany of excuses: work has been busy, the kids have been a handful, British soldiers demanded to be quartered in our house, etc., but that wouldn’t change the fact that we haven’t posted pictures in a very long time. So, without further ado, we have:

• Various pictures from early 2007, including Valentine’s Day.
• Photos taken during the last days of Naveen’s stay in California, which roughly coincided with Grandma Flack’s spring visit. Naveen was one of Julia’s oldest friends: she and he were born two days apart, and his sister Asha was born mere hours after Joseph.
• A few outdoor shots of Joseph’s first experience with people food (assuming you consider star-shaped puffs of carbohydrates and air to be “people food”), with a few other roughly contemporaneous pictures thrown in for good measure.
• This year’s Easter photographs, now with more clothes. Plus, a few other delightful images from last Spring. Warning: judging from the previous set and this one, we were on a bit of bathtub kick earlier this year.
• Action-packed snapshots from Day Out with Thomas (and Molly). It’s never too early to immerse your children in the consumer culture.
• Long-overdue pictures from Julia’s birthday, way back in August. There are a few odds and ends from July in here, as well, notably some swimming pool pics from Brayden Hom’s birthday party.

You’ll probably notice that these latest sets of pictures are hosted on a different web site from earlier albums. As it turns out, Sharpcast is in the process of creating a new platform for storing photos and other kinds of files—this is one of the things that’s kept me busy the last few months—so I’ll be using the new system going forward. If you run into any problems viewing the pictures, just let me know.

Still to come: Grandma and Grandpa Wong’s two visits; going to the beach for Mother’s Day; Joseph’s first (sort of) haircut; Halloween; Thanksgiving; and Christmas preparations.

But we’re making progress, really.