Second bite all smiles!
Now he's just stuffed!
Peas on Saturday night did not go as well. Fortunately we had the camera ready! Poor guy absolutely hated every minute of it! He kept opening his mouth for more but was finally reducing to gagging!
Please stop!
I really don't like this green stuff!
I think I'm going to throw up!
I'm throwing up!
Sitting is still much safer for Carson. He toppled over just seconds after the "standing" picture was taken.
Grandpa Kuntz gave us a bag of random Nike items from a business deal. Daddy & Carson are sporting matching "skull caps". At first I thought it was ridiculous but actually they fit Carson just great!
What? There's a camera?
Who me, smile? Okay! (Jackson gave up at that point)
This bed is way bigger than mine!
Trying out a sippy cup . . . was not a big fan!
Posing for Daddy!
I'm learning to take steps!
Spit happens!
Carson & Eloise munching on the same toy!
Carson, still munching on a toy while Eloise displays her coordination!
Eloise is snacking on the corner of the coffee table
Self-portrait of the Mommies & Daddies
Just too darn cute! Carson can stand but isn't 100% so I'm holding his thigh. Eloise however is very proficient at table-walking!
Smiling for the camera!
Daddy's are having a race!
Video Clip of the "Patting Table"
Daddy being goofy!
We're short two here!
Aunt Lori
Barley cereal really can't compare to meatloaf, maybe next year!
Aunt Lori & Uncle Brian
The whole family!
Grandpa & Grandma Levy
Three generations!
Carson & Mommy! This was a riot! My cousin Sara and her husband Jens are expecting their first baby in April. They are trying to get their young Lab used to a little one but he wasn't really interested. So Jens placed a dog cookie on Carson's leg to try to get the dog closer. Unfortunately it didn't work but it was hilarious watching the progress.
Carson was enjoying the grocery bag more than the expensive toys!
Carson's favorite gift arrived from his Great Aunt Pam and Great Uncle Jack's Horse Ranch! His very own rocking horse! He couldn't stop smiling and laughing. This horse wags its tail, moves its head up and down, shakes its muzzle, and neighs and clipclops! 
Look Ma! No hands!!
Aunt Liza, the horse trainer, didn't like the "no hands" riding and had to teach Carson the proper way to hold on. He took his lesson very seriously!
Perfect positioning Carson! Aunt Liza is proud of you! This does take much more concentration than just grabbing mane!
Later that night, still riding with his Great Aunt Pam!
Opening presents with Karen & Brett
