Good Day Sunshine

So for all intents and purposes, he slept through the night. Mommy had to wake Harrison up to feed him, which took a long time. He was dead asleep. So once she woke him up and he ate around 1:30, he went right back to sleep and didn't wake up until we woke him at 6:30. Woo-hoo! Each night has been getting better and better. The night before he did well too. Now I feel like he sleeps so much we don't get to spend that much awake time together.

He went on his first walk in his stroller yesterday. He liked it. Well, I should say he didn't mind it. He was asleep when we put him in his stroller, and didn't wake up the entire time, despite steps and bumps and dogs.

Lydianne did a great job walking and has been feeling better and better. I am so impressed with her; she is such a great mom. Despite the breast feeding difficulties and his erratic sleep patterns, she just marches on. I love this baby so much, and I feel like that just increases my love for her. She is amazing. What a lucky kid to have such a great mommy. I feel guilty waking up in the middle of the night to find her sitting there awake with him taking care of him. She hasn't complained once. I'm in awe of her.

Well, today is my first official day off from school, so I hope to get some things accomplished. I haven't thought of what though. I was hoping to teach him how to throw a baseball, but I think that'll have to wait until he can at least hold his head up.

UPDATE: So we just watched our first baseball game together. Opening Day from Tokyo, Bos v. Oak. Woo-hoo!