Shattuck’s first day on the Trade Desk was very busy.  He started his day around noon… he doesn’t believe in coming in before the open.  After lunch… he went up to his desk and after a few minutes talking with the Traders… he took a nap.  After his nap… he took a bathroom break, ate a little more, and then took another nap.  4:00pm came along and it was time to pack up and go home.

Shattuck was a joy to come home to this afternoon.  He’s very vocal in his crib. As I sat in my chair in the den, I asked Lale why he was crying. She responded that he’s not… he just likes to yell and sing.  So I went to his room to inspect… this is the image I found.

Shattuck met up with his friend Emerson Jones this weekend at the Double Decker Festival in Oxford, MS.  Emerson is 2 days younger than Shattuck.

Shattuck and I listened to music this morning while his mother got ready… he likes Monster Ballads.

This is a picture of Shattuck’s Great Grandfather and namesake William Shattuck Adams as a baby.

The Lewis Family gave us a new rocking chair… to go with the car seat… the stroller… the baby bed… the toys… etc…

As his mother sings to him… ‘there were 5 kids in the bed… and the first one said… move over… move over… and there were 4 kids in the bed…’

Shattuck has learned to roll over.



WOW he’s getting big!

This is a great picture of Barbara Levingston and Shattuck at Crosstie in Cleveland, MS.

I can’t wait until he’s old enough for me to buy him a rubber-band gun at Crosstie so he can run around with the kids and play like we used to.  The weather was perfect and it was great to see everyone.

Shattuck woke up Friday morning, ate breakfast (non-dairy milk creamer and water), and then he would get some more sleep… I took this on the way to work.

Easter Brunch was in the Grove Grill.  West and Elizabeth Lewis along with Anne Hartmann and baby West, Uncle Gene and Aunt Louise, my mother and my Grandmother, Lale, Shattuck, and I all enjoyed a wonderful meal.