Delaney and Bear delight each other - one is sticky and sweet and the other is fuzzy and has a big tongue. Hope you can figure out which is which. One of Delaney's favorite pastimes is to sit and watch the dogs and/or her big brother. 
Welcome to the Cook Family Roll Call blog. Inspired by the birth of our daughter, Delaney, this space is used to post pictures and thoughts on the growth of our family! The title comes from our son Jackson, who enjoys spontaneously shouting out everyone's name, a moment we like to call "Cook Family Roll Call!"
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September
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- You look fun!
- Thanks, Nana, for making the beeyootiful dress!
- Neddy and I are on the same wavelength.
- My christening gown is *lovely*, no?
- I'm back at the car, getting fed and resting from ...
- Jackson with his Aunt Shannon, Uncle John, and Cou...
- The "big picture" view of the stage at the Jack Jo...
- Here's a long exposure of our view from the stage ...
- Delaney's first concert! We saw Jack Johnson with...
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Blogs that I read...
Recent Reads (and my score out of 10)
- Three Cups of Tea - current
- The Shack - (8 - some say its blashphamous, but I found it quite good. It's not the Bible - its intended as a work of fiction. I really identified with parts of it, although parts are a little odd/new agey.)
- Water for Elephants - (7 - did they really throw people from moving trains? I love elephants!)
- What to Expect the First Year
- The Ominvore'ss Delima by Michael Pollan (corn is bad)
- Book of Ruth by Jane Hamilton - (6 - the kind of book where you keep waiting for the horrible thing to happen and then it finally does.)
- Bel Canto by Ann Patchet (7 - didn't like the very end - random)
- Marley and Me (7 - sob!) by John Grogan
- Rules by Cynthia Lord (adolescent book - 7)
- Ana's Story by Jenna Bush (adolescent book - 5)
- All 10 Little House Books by Laura I. Wilder plus a journal (Oh my - the food! 8)
- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon (8)
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Blue Steel
How do you expect the children to learn if they can't even fit into the building?!
Send me your blue steel look - you know you want to. I'll post it right here!
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