Monthly Archives: November 2007

Today we got Mattias’ Canadian passport in the mail and we got his Swedish one earlier this week.  Looks like we’re ready for our trip to Texas. 2 down 1 to go!

As you can see, Mattias is getting better at holding his head up. It looks like he won’t be in that Alfons shirt for much longer – it’s hanging over his pants!! Click here to see Mattias talking. He talks … Continue reading →

We had an amazing Thanksgiving. I got up early to make a sweet potato pie and my mom made a cranberry apple and pumpkin pecan pie. They were all delicious. We had turkey, stuffing (from Cathy and Dan.. yum!), sweet … Continue reading →

Over the river and through the woods…. … to Grandmother’s house we go! We’re off to Redmond again for the long weekend to celebrate Thanksgiving.  It will be a first for Mattias and a “first in a really long time” … Continue reading →

We ventured in to Fredrik’s office again to watch Sweden vs. Spain and normally I would write about the highlights of the game but since there weren’t any here’s a cute picture of the little guy and one of the … Continue reading →

This is a picture that was taken at the Churchill house last Saturday. Mattias got his first round of shots today at our last appointment with the crazy doctor! What a relief. I was worried (surprising, I know ) that … Continue reading →

As you can see Mattias has really started to fill out.  He’s become quite a little chunk.  We’ll find out how much he weighs on Friday but I’m guessing around 12lbs.  Here’s a little video of Mattias trying to eat … Continue reading →

Mattias was an amazing traveler (thank goodness!).  He didn’t make a single noise on the bus ride to Seatac Airport – the bus driver even forgot to give us our customs forms since we were so quiet.  We were able … Continue reading →

Today Mattias turns 2 months old! He is getting better at holding his head up… although to be honest, when his hands are that close to his face he’d rather eat them than be bothered with strengthening his neck. We … Continue reading →