Well, sort of, anyway. After a protracted and arduous process of ruminating, pruning, filtering and editing, we’ve finally posted our Christmas pictures online here.
Next up: Groundhog Day.
Well, sort of, anyway. After a protracted and arduous process of ruminating, pruning, filtering and editing, we’ve finally posted our Christmas pictures online here.
Next up: Groundhog Day.
Well, we’re still way behind in going through pictures—we’ve taken something like 800 between last Thanksgiving and today—but here’s a short video that illustrates what it’s like to be Joseph Richard Wong in a harsh and unforgiving world.
The video is titled The Brief Adventures of Baby Joe, but rest assured that Julia makes her presence felt as well. She is a force to be reckoned with, even when she’s just a disembodied voice offscreen.
It’s a pretty big download, but we think most everyone reading this nowadays has DSL or some other kind of broadband connection. As usual, you’ll need QuickTime 7 to play the clip.
Julia, standing in the living room after making it through the entire day at daycare without an accident: “Daddy, my pants are getting wet!”
Julia, after demolishing a piece of my birthday cake: “Mommy, I have Happy Birthday on my hands!”
Well, we’re a little behind: we haven’t had a chance to go through the Christmas pictures—or even the last batch of pictures from before Christmas—yet, but here’s a small selection of outtakes from our oh-so-professional Christmas card photo shoot.
To go with the Halloween pictures, here’s a video clip illustrating Julia’s special brand of TLC for her brother. Needless to say, we’re not going to ask her to babysit anytime soon.
They’re a bit overdue (OK, more than a bit), but we’ve finally posted some Halloween pictures. Julia loved her chicken costume–in fact, she insisted on putting it on again this evening. Joseph was a bit nonplussed by his elephant outfit, but that may have had something to do with the fact that the trunk kept sliding down over his eyes.
We’ve also thrown in a picture of Julia from about a year ago that I don’t think has been posted online before. It’s at the tail end of the album.
Here’s a visual demonstration of just how swimmingly the kids are getting along.
And here are the pictures themselves, in which Julia and Joseph get along swimmingly, for the most part.
We’re clearing out a deep backlog of pictures and video clips this evening. Here’s the first item: a short video clip of Joseph taking a bath, with his big sister lending a hand.