After a brief hiatus, we're back with 7 new vids

It's been a while since we've posted any videos (or much of anything), but we've still been taking video. I have finally gotten around to editing and posting our footage from the last....ummm...month or so. They're posted in reverse order (most recent first) since that keeps the format of the blog consistent. So if you want to see things in order of AC's age, start with the seventh vid below. Otherwise, start here with our walk to Dairy Queen yesterday the 28th.

Next up is some play time with daddy and a quick look at AC in his new high chair. Such excitement!

Below, Arthur helps Cathy with her school work and enjoys a night out at Gratzi in downtown Ann Arbor.

Next is the best of what little footage Cathy took (as in one video the whole week) during Bonnie & John's recent visit.

Next we've got just a brief glimpse at how exciting life is at the Sherwood household. This is my view most every night. You'll find yourself feeling envious, I'm sure.

This next video shows Gwen, a close and long-time friend of Bonnie's (and John's and Cathy's too), confusing the snot out of my little boy. How do I nix this sort of thing while living in the heart of UM country?

And the last of our new vids shows AC and his dad being couch potatos (yes, we let our child watch TV and we live in Ann Arbor, contact Child Services).

That's all (and more than you wanted too) for now. Until next time...
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We've posted some Father's Day pics (minus AC's father who always mans the camera)

We've added a few new pics to our Flickr site. Click the "Arthur month 06" link to find them. These are mostly from our Father's Day weekend, but there are a couple of Bonnie with AC taken during Bonnie & John's recent visit. We've also got some new video to edit, but I'll have to get to that another day since I'm on boy duty tonight & pics I can handle with one hand but not the vids.

AC gets some blanket time with his Daddy & Lugie

Here's AC showing what a big boy he's quickly becoming. He's sitting up on his own (sorta) and playing with his toys. He'll be graduting high school before we know it.