He cracks me up to say the least. The bad face is from trying a real banana. I meant for it to be a treat on his .5 birthday but he really didn't like it. I later found out that grandpa has been letting him gnaw on apples, I guess I should have tried that.
Grandma and Grandpa Breinich got him a bunch of fun toys but of course he wanted the green plastic grass.
Everett looks like he's posing for a commercial. He knows the sound of my camera. Silly kid. Things were so crazy we decided to give him his basket Easter eve, not like he understands about the Easter bunny yet.
Everett's first Easter egg hunt at Grandma and Papaw's! 
He's starting to sit up on his own, but only for a few seconds. He got to wear his John Deer boots one more time. He's in size 4 shoes already! 
A month later and Everett is now a pro at rolling. He goes back to stomach and stomach to back now. He is all over the floor. Ya, we really need to start baby proofing!
Everett is really starting to like bath time. He splashes and is very curious about the water. 
If you look close you can see his third tooth. It's on the bottom on his left side.
He likes to get great grandpa's beard.
Dustin and I got to go behind the scenes at the Columbus Zoo aquarium. We got to see the big 80,000 gallon tank from the top and see how they make everything run. We didn't take Everett because a stroller doesn't work very well "behind the scenes" plus we needed a day alone together. He's not really interested in animals yet anyway. He will laugh at the cats for a second then go back to his toy. 
The bats are in the new Asia exhibit. They were freaky but kinda cool.
This Sting Ray wouldn't go away. I think he liked to get his picture taken.
We found a peeping tom in the Kangaroo exhibit.
This is the pine tree that blew over in the last wind storm. Of course it had to fall right on the shed in our backyard. Luckily the only damage was a small hole from a branch in the roof. Dustin counted the rings and we think it was about 37 years old. The house behind us also lost a tree but that was it for the neighborhood. You can imagine the shocked look on my face when I got up in the morning to make Everett's bottle and looked out the kitchen window to see that huge tree.
