Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Actual Conversations Over Dinner
Tonight, our dinner conversation included the following conversations:
Conversation 1:
In response to a question I asked, Wife replied, "I don't have a clue."
Katie's response: "No clue, Mommy?"
Wife: "No, I don't have a clue."
Katie: "Go to the store to buy a clue, Mommy."
Conversation 2:
After dinner, Katie asked for a cookie. She ate her dinner, so I gave her a cookie. As she was eating her cookie, Wife and I each started to eat a piece of chocolate. I thought we got our chocolate without Katie noticing. I was wrong.
Katie: "Daddy, Katie have chocolate too, please."
Daddy: "No, Katie. You get a cookie, and Mommy and Daddy get chocolate."
Katie: "Please, Daddy chocolate for Katie too."
Daddy: "No, Katie, you have a cookie instead."
Katie spits out her cookie and happily announces, "No thank you cookie! Chocolate please!!!"
Conversation 1:
In response to a question I asked, Wife replied, "I don't have a clue."
Katie's response: "No clue, Mommy?"
Wife: "No, I don't have a clue."
Katie: "Go to the store to buy a clue, Mommy."
Conversation 2:
After dinner, Katie asked for a cookie. She ate her dinner, so I gave her a cookie. As she was eating her cookie, Wife and I each started to eat a piece of chocolate. I thought we got our chocolate without Katie noticing. I was wrong.
Katie: "Daddy, Katie have chocolate too, please."
Daddy: "No, Katie. You get a cookie, and Mommy and Daddy get chocolate."
Katie: "Please, Daddy chocolate for Katie too."
Daddy: "No, Katie, you have a cookie instead."
Katie spits out her cookie and happily announces, "No thank you cookie! Chocolate please!!!"
Monday, January 2, 2012
Pictures from January 1st in Times Square
Looking up at the Crystal Ball on 43rd and Broadway (the ball is covered by the numbers and Toshiba sign)
Looking North on Broadway and 43rd St.
Katie Looking up at the Crystal Ball
The Lights of Times Square
Looking North on Broadway and 43rd St.
Katie Looking up at the Crystal Ball
The Lights of Times Square
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Friday, December 30, 2011
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Monday, December 26, 2011
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Friday, December 23, 2011
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Monday, December 19, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Merry Christmas!
It's been a while since we posted on the blog. A long while. Don't worry, this blog will be springing back to life very soon.
This blog has been through tremendous portion of our lives. We began the blog in late summer 2007 when we were newlyweds who moved to NYC for me to finish my legal education. The initial thought was that we would only be in NYC for nine-months, and we wanted to keep a journal of our experiences. Then, we decided to stay - making Manhattan our permanent residence was never considered an option before spring 2008. The blog then reflected our transition from "tourists with an extended stay" to young professionals beginning our careers in Manhattan. In 2009, the blog was hijacked by the arrival of our first child. Now, in late 2011 or early 2012, we will welcome our second child into the world. Though it was not our intent when we started the blog, this website has chronicled some of the most important events in our lives.
I'm sure that we'll be posting daily pictures - if not multiple pictures every day - once the baby comes. Hopefully, we will be posting some new pictures of Katie during the Christmas season before the baby comes.
Here are a few pictures of Katie hamming it up that I took this evening. These photos will, hopefully, mark the commencement of frequent pictures coming to the blog again. Yes, Katie is growing up.


This blog has been through tremendous portion of our lives. We began the blog in late summer 2007 when we were newlyweds who moved to NYC for me to finish my legal education. The initial thought was that we would only be in NYC for nine-months, and we wanted to keep a journal of our experiences. Then, we decided to stay - making Manhattan our permanent residence was never considered an option before spring 2008. The blog then reflected our transition from "tourists with an extended stay" to young professionals beginning our careers in Manhattan. In 2009, the blog was hijacked by the arrival of our first child. Now, in late 2011 or early 2012, we will welcome our second child into the world. Though it was not our intent when we started the blog, this website has chronicled some of the most important events in our lives.
I'm sure that we'll be posting daily pictures - if not multiple pictures every day - once the baby comes. Hopefully, we will be posting some new pictures of Katie during the Christmas season before the baby comes.
Here are a few pictures of Katie hamming it up that I took this evening. These photos will, hopefully, mark the commencement of frequent pictures coming to the blog again. Yes, Katie is growing up.


Thursday, August 25, 2011
Coming 2012
A recent conversation with Katie.
Daddy: "Katie you are going to be a big sister."
Katie: "Sista?"
Daddy: "Yes. There is a baby in Mommy's tummy."
Katie: "Uh-Oh."
Estimated arrival January 23, 2012. Daddy is sad we aren't going to make the 2011 tax cutoff.
Daddy: "Katie you are going to be a big sister."
Katie: "Sista?"
Daddy: "Yes. There is a baby in Mommy's tummy."
Katie: "Uh-Oh."
Estimated arrival January 23, 2012. Daddy is sad we aren't going to make the 2011 tax cutoff.
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Happy Second Birthday, Katie!
Today is Katie's 2nd birthday. I can't believe that it was two years ago that Katie came out to join us. Time certainly flies when you are having fun. This week, it will be four years that Wife and I have lived in NYC.
Everything about our lives has changed over these past two years - and the time has raced by more quickly than we ever anticipated.
Above is a picture of the cake that Wife baked for Katie's birthday. Katie's such a big girl - she blew out the candles all by herself (but it did take her a few tries).
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Mouse! Mouse!
While crossing the street Katie and I passed an incredibly small dog. Katie proceeded to point and yell "Mouse! Mouse! Mouse." The dog's owner was not amused, but the cop directing traffic thought she was hysterical and Katie was very proud of herself.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
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