Saturday, September 5, 2009

Home at last!

Nicholas finally got to come home on September 1! We're so glad he's home!


Proud Daddy and Big Brother Noah with Nicholas
Noah has been the sweetest big brother since the second Nicholas
pulled into the driveway on Tuesday. We could not be more
proud of him!




Suprise!

Nicholas James Adcock
August 19, 2009
4lbs 3oz
18 inches
What a suprise! Nicholas was due September 21, but he decided
to come on August 19. We are so excited that he is here!
Nicholas spent 13 days in the NICU because he was so early. It was
definitely hard leaving our baby at the hospital. Thanks to everyone who
helped take care of Noah while we went back and forth to the hospital.





Noah's 2nd Birthday!
August 6, 2009
5:30 a.m. - Noah gets his beloved train table. He was so excited!
(So were Mommy and Daddy) He played with it for hours!
(I highly recommend the Imaginarium train table - it's awesome
and comes with so many pieces!)
Noah was so excited about his party with his friends.
He seemed to really understand that all the excitement was for him!
Thanks, Mom, for all your help getting ready for the party!





Saturday, June 27, 2009

Turks and Caicos

In mid-June, we went to Turks and Caicos with my parents and brothers for a week. Noah was so excited about the airplane taking him to the beach. We had a great time. The house we rented was lovely and the beaches were awesome! My sweet red-headed baby didn't get sunburned, but his daddy did! Noah enjoying the sand

View from the third floor balcony of our house.



Noah is now confused about "beach" water and "pool" water. He thinks all water that is clear like that is "beach" water. Obviously we haven't spent much time on the Gulf Coast!

This is the real live flamingo we saw one day while we were driving around. Noah and I got out and got as close to it as we could. We were both very impressed!

The beach picture!

Noah enjoyed playing in the pool at the house.


The view from the outdoor restaurant the last night we were on the island.

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Memphis


Noah has been obsessed with basketball lately, so I made sure to take him to see the FedEx Forum. He loved all of the balls sitting out front.

We went to Memphis to shop, but we had so much fun taking Noah around to do fun things that we didn't get much shopping done. Oh, well. Our trip ended with a visit to our long lost friends, the Taylors. We were so glad to see them. Thanks Andrew and Jennifer for coming to see us!

Graduation

My brother Christian graduated from Ole Miss at the beginning of May. Go Christian! He will be attending Medical School in the fall. Noah had a blast at his graduation. He sat through all three ceremonies pretty well, and he sure did enjoying being the center of his family's attention. Good luck when baby brother comes! Noah enjoying snacks after the honor's college ceremony.

Noah enjoying his Uncle Christian.



Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Wild Animal Safari

While in Pine Mountain, we went on a Wild Animal Safari. I know it is in the middle of no where and you are sure it is a hoax, but I am here to tell you it is a real wild animal safari. I have been twice now, and it was fun and exciting both times. Although Noah won't remember it, he had a blast! They take you around in a zebra painted school bus and the animals come up to the bus and eat food out of your hands!
This water buffalo and his gang greated us as we entered the gate in the zebra bus. The were all quite eager to eat the treats we had for them. This cute elk ate right out of my hand! Noah loved seeing the animals come right up to the window, but he wouldn't give them the food. He kept putting it on the windowsil for them.Yep, we are feeding a giraffe. We were all very impressed.Daddy seems awfully friendly with this cow-looking animal.

I had told Noah about the zebra bus for several days, so it was probably his favorite thing on the safari. If you ask him what he saw he'll tell you "zebwa bus".

So, you can drive your own car through the safari if you want to, but there are a lot of deer and cow-type things with big horns and antlers. I don't think they'd do too well with the sides of your car! There were so many different types of animals in the safari!

Almost all the continents were represented, I couldn't believe it. The carnivorous animals were kept separately though. I guess the giant Liger (lion daddy, tiger mommy) might eat the giraffe.