Thursday, July 31, 2008

More Fun In The New World

Playtime has picked up considerably. I am rockin my new Gymboree thanks to my Aunt and Uncle. Thanks guys. Check it out!



Hey, wait a sec... what's this? who's that monkey in the mirror?



So yesterday, i was just hangin out - thinking about how to cure world hunger, lower my carbon footprint, and solve the problems in the Middle East. I thought i had it all figured out - but then i got all confused when i heard that the Yankees made a trade for Pudge Rodriguez.




Before long, it was time for bed and i got to wear my new PJs. My dad picked them out. It was probably the best night sleep i had. I got a bath and my curls were in full effect. Check out the little foot covers. How great are these?



Thanks again for checking in. Come back soon for more updates!

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Future Stars

On any given night at my house you can hear the wonderful sounds of Hollywood Gossip whipping through the air at 7pm sharp. So i decided that in the spirit of the movie "Zoolander" I would start nicknaming my signature looks. Let me know if you like these:

(1) This one is called "Justice"




(2) This one is called "lady killer"



(3) This one is called "money"



... I am still working on them. It's all new to me. But who knows - maybe someday i'll be a star!

And speaking of future stars, last night i got to watch the Yankees/Red Sox game with my dad and Winky. They always watch baseball together. I love to watch games with them!

Dad wears a Trenton Thunder t-shirt when Joba Chamberlain pitches. He was saying that Joba used to play there. The Thunder are the Yankees minor league team at the Double-A level.

He was explaining to us that Joba is going to be a future star for the Yankees and will probably be their star pitcher when i get a little older. I can't wait. I already like his name. And so does Winky. Check it out:



In all seriousness, I want to thank all of you for asking about us. We are doing well. We hope that these pics are helping you all stay informed as much as possible.

Come back soon!

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Getting Comfy

In the last few days, things have started to become a bit more routine. Life keeps throwing curveballs at me, but my dad says if i can just "get a piece and foul it off" I can keep the at bat alive.

So where did i leave off? Well, i've started getting real baths in a bathtub, check it out:



It's been pretty fun - as long as they keep my privates covered. Otherwise, i'm just like other boys when i get into the warm water. Hehe. I think one of my favorite things in life so far is the swaddle after the bath. That's always a really tight one. See what i mean?



After my bath the other night, my dad fed me for the first time. He was pretty excited about it & although i still prefer the "real thing" i like to humor him just the same. Here's a pic:



... and last night i got all ready and put on my uniform for the evening's baseball game. 'Put me in coach!'



It's been a lot of fun around the house the last couple of days. My room is starting to come together and dad has taken on the decorating project! I enjoyed watching him work. He would make funny faces at me! But look at what he's done so far:



He says that, like me, it's a "work in progress." I'm not sure what that means, but i know i've got a little something i'm working on right now. So i'm gonna get going. But remember to come back and check out the updates!

See ya!

Monday, July 21, 2008

The New Life

So this is where it all begins!

Hi everyone! My name is Thomas Caleb Supran and I was born on June 25, 2008. So that makes me about 3 weeks old and already I'm part of the blogosphere. I think for this first ever posting, I'll give you a brief photographic history of my first couple of weeks in this world.

Here's my first day at the hospital:



My dad took a million pictures and tried to send them to everyone he knew. The only thing he didn't quite understand was that I could barely open my eyes.

Anyway, here are a couple of me and my papa and uncle:



Ya know, they really only keep you in the hospital for a couple of days. Before long, they had sent all of us home to make do on our own.

I think everyone handled the transition pretty well. But once again there was dad with that camera!

Here's one of me sleeping on the couch and then rockin the tie dyed!



Within only a couple days of getting home, my dad sat me down for my first baseball game. I think he was in the middle of explaining the value of having a batter who can hit with two outs and runners in scoring position. As you can see, i was paying close attention.



And that's just the beginning. These days we are exploring different kinds of books and music. I can't wait to have my own "review section". But for now - i think i just want to soak it all in and give you guys The Straight Poop.

Check in soon!