Last post was a bust, guess I should keep it short.

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Take me out Tuesday

Yesterday getting out of the house and driving into the city was awesome. Kc left school early and we took Hank to see a few museums. He gave each one a thumbs up or thumbs down.

We started at the YBCA (Yerba Buena Center for the Arts) and found some sweet stuff mixed with some disturbing video installations. One room had a circle of tvs all looping audiences clapping. Like Ricky Lake audience members clapping, over and over. But the best thing there was a collection of newspaper and found objects made out of organza with hand crocheted work on top. Also a charcoal drawing on wood panels.

YBCA

 Organza covered newspaper article of Joe Biden

 Wood panel charcoal drawing. Super detailed and pretty sweet.

I may have edited this image a little. The thing about naming your son Hank is the word is all around you. It reminds me of a found typography exercise we did in Graphic Design class. This is also part of the organza/embroidery collection.

Yerba Buena Gardens

 Then we headed to the SFMOMA where a lot of the museum was under construction, but the rooftop garden and people watching was pretty fun. The main exhibit was about wine which had cool displays, if it were about Dr. Pepper Kc would have liked it even more.

SFMOMA

This picture is a little hard to see, but this couple really treats the MOMA like home or should I say HOMA

Rooftop Garden

Top of the MOMA

After the MOMA we stopped by The Sentinel a sandwich shop that I had heard of when I worked downtown. It is only open for lunch and serves different menus daily. I thought it was delicious, not sure why Kc was most interested in the pickle and Werthers Original they give as sides.

Next we drove over to the Legion of Honor where Hank enjoyed me changing his diaper on the front steps. This museum was a lot larger than I thought, the paintings, frames, ceramics and outlet where we charged our dead camera were all fun to see.

The exterior may be my favorite part

Rarrrr

Feeding and changing out front

The fog was pretty thick yesterday. These pics were taken next to the Legion of Honor. I was pretty impressed KC didn't sneak off to the golf course that surrounded the museum.

So many picture, but like my sister Anne I use this Blog as a journal. I will have to hit the De Young and the Conservatory of Flowers next month on the free Tuesday. Hank hardly fusses and is an all around better baby when he is outdoors.

3 months old

Hank is 3 months and counting. Here are a few things that are going on with this guy.
- wants to get off his back every chance he can
- is starting to teethe and freaks out every few hours
- puts anything in his mouth he can
- swats me in the nose when I feed him

This outfit makes him look like the baby from Ghostbusters

Hank chewing on everything

 

I am going to celebrate by going to some free San Fran museums tomorrow. Hopefully Hank doesn't have a tooth bugging him in the silent galleries.

It's the 0-11

Hank and I do a lot of the same things daily, but here are a few pictures of him at almost 3 months old.

 

 

Hank's range of emotions.

 Nuzzeling his blanket.

On MLK Monday we went down to Half Moon Bay, it started out clear and then a second later there was heavy fog and really strong winds.

 Hank hanging out in the wild

Here is a video of Hank rolling over, just ignore my annoying voice.

 

Christmas time

After Hank's blessing we were counting down the days until Christmas Break to relax and have fun. Before leaving for Seattle we went to Alameda for our yearly stroll down Thompson Lane where we saw awesome Christmas lights from our car in the rain.

Hank hanging out at the Bakers after driving down Christmas Lane in Alameda

We made it up to Washington just in time to cut down a Christmas tree, see a rainbow, go to our cousin's wedding reception and hangout with family. I ate way too much and so did Hank, but I did go the YMCA once. First time working out since Hank's birthday!! Woohoo.

Double Rainbow in WA

Homegrown tree that we cut down from the front yard

Bundled up

Hank singing Christmas songs

Hank's Christmas present

Laughing

Feeding

Puppet Theater for the grandkids

Hank being bashful

Hank wearing his sneakers Grandma Eve gave him before he grows out of them

Hank and the Storrs

View from the backseat of the truck

Lunch with Meka

 We came home after New Years and sadly had to get Hank vaccinated. He has been a different boy ever since. Has this happened to anyone else? He won't let me set him down and walk away without screaming. Hopefully he returns to normal soon.

Back home

A little more Hank

My sisters requested more photos of Hank so here are a few more! 

Hank luckily had a visit from the Packers and the Bakers which was great because I hadn't been out in a week. 

Kc has had his hardest month of school, National Boards and Graduate module seminars so each night at around 7 or 8pm this is what I would find.

 

Here is Hank in his bear winter outfit before we went to church volleyball for the night.

Here was Hank during his first bath- not just sponge bath. He didn't love it for some reason even though he looks like he is smiling in this picture. He would stretch out his legs and kick the side of the sink. If I hadn't been holding him super tight, he would have pushed off and flipped over the side of the sink.

 

I silk-screened this onesie over a year ago before I knew I was pregnant so the pink details on the shirt were not Kc's favorite.

Bringing out the curls in Hank's hair.

Grandma Oliver came to town to meet her 12th grandchild