Monday, October 20, 2008

The required school picture from the Beaverton Learning Center. Charlie looks wary.

Sunday, October 19, 2008

October Fun 2008

Charlie taking it all in at the zoo.

Pumpkin patch with Davis's Sellwood Pre-K class.


Charlie is not too interested in solids yet. Try as we might.

Davis is so excited that Luca moved here from NYC. Best buds!

I know this is the Blecha Boys blog, but I had to show off how great all my gal pals looked at my 40th birthday.

Monday, September 22, 2008

September 2008

First day of school!

Vacation at Cannon Beach

Davis and Charlie dressed alike - how long can I get away with this?

Davis and his dinosaurs

Out for a bike ride at Black Butte

New big bed!

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

July 2008 - Out and about

At a concert at the Sellwood Park on the Willamette River.

Charlie - loving tummy time.

All the Blecha Boys enjoyng brunch at Jakes at the Governor Hotel
(where we got married).



Grandma Blecha bought this shirt for the 4th of July parade, but didn't get a photo of him in it.
Here you go! Now it's too small! :)

Davis Tire Swing Adventure

Davis loved playing with Hannah and Ryan so much he even got on a tire swing with them.

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Grandpa Blecha turns 65


Grandpa Blecha with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren on the 4th of July. Everyon went to Clatskanie to celebrate his 65th birthday. If he looks worried, it's because there are 12 kids sitting on his pride and joy, the Model A.

4th of July Parade in Clatskanie

Grandpa & Grandma Blecha drive their Model A in the parade...cousin Leif throws candy from the back. Maybe next year Davis can help!


Jamie, Davis and Charlie scored some prime front row seats for the parade. Watching the parade is kind of like watching a John Mellencamp video.

Vintage John Deere tractor brigade - a parade staple.



We're not sure who these pink ladies were, but they were sure having fun! The float directly behind them was a ultra-conservative church group- I'm sure they appreciated the view.


Jamie tells me the family that owns the timber industry represented by this log truck "owns" the town.