Skip to main content

our little drunk ghost








so, i have a meeting all day today, but, before i hit the road, i thought i'd post a few recent pictures of our awesome little man. i realized i haven't put up any pics of him recently.
he is doing really well. he is talking so much - seems to learn a new word every day. here are a few bits of ridiculous cuteness that he brings to our lives:
-he often greets us in the morning when he wakes up or at other random times by zealously, "hey, buddy!"
-to say goodbye he sometimes says, "goodbye, see ya later, peace out."
-he likes to walk around the house with shoes on his hands (as pictured above).
-even more than he likes to walk around with shoes on his hands, he likes to walk around the house with a blanket over his head so that he can't really see where he is going. this is the best. he looks like a little drunk ghost who runs to all the walls. it is hilarious. he pretty much does it after every meal.
-he loves praying before meals and at bedtime and always ends with a loud "yay-men!"
-he loves taking showers.
so, there's a little bit about our son for today. i will try to post again tomorrow. have a good ides of march.
greg.
ps. yesterday was pi day (3.14) and we celebrated here by eating a wild rasberry/peach pie that shannon made. so so good. i love pi day.


Comments

Emoly said…
That is awesome. At two years old, Jack is embracing the most important of Jesus' teaching, by telling everyone "peace out". That age is pure innocence and so totally cute.

The other night we had dinner with family friends. Their two year old decided that he wanted to sit on my lap (simply because I was closest to the cheese and cracker plate) and lucky me, he leaked. I love kids. (seriously, it's so cute when you get to give them back, and you can go home and wash your jeans) :)
Anonymous said…
i had chicken pot pi and apple pi. sooo good. i like to wear my blanket around my neck.

switchfoot was unbelievable.

peace out buddy
greg milinovich said…
mary, please say more about switchfoot. give us a little concert review. i mean, did the vein on his neck pop out? did they do anything old school? give us something here...
Anonymous said…
i think i was more impressed with how sweaty his hair got around his face. seriously...in my top three favorite concerts ever. switchfoot sounds better live than on the cd...and they are awesome on cd. great great energy. at one point they did Beyonce's "Crazy in Love" which was a hoot...and quite honestly, better than beyonce :) we did observe the vein which was impressive :) After seeing them in concert, i love this latest cd so much more as well. though they did play a decent amount from the Nothing is Sound cd. they also did Meant to Live and something else from an older cd (no legend of chin though) At one point they were asking for requests and someone asked for The Pirates Who Don't do Anything which i thought was embarrassing because thats not their song...thats relient k baby. i wanted Evergreen :) on this day of green. i heart switchfoot. (Copeland was really good too by the way!)

Popular posts from this blog

bad haircuts (for a laugh)

everybody needs to laugh.  one good way i have found to make that happen is to do a simple google image search for 'bad haircut.'  when you do so, some of the following gems show up.  thankfully, my 9th grade school picture does NOT show up.  otherwise, it would certianly make this list!  please laugh freely and without inhibition.  thank you and have a nice day. 

happiness is dry underwear

we started potty training jack on thursday. we followed a program called POTTY TRAIN IN ONE DAY, which, by the way, i think is kind of crazy. i mean, if someone were to offer you a book called, "ACHIEVE WORLD PEACE IN ONE DAY" i don't think you would take it seriously. and yet here we are, trying to accomplish an equally daunting task in one 24-hour period. it is intense. the day is shrouded in a lie because as soon as your happily diapered child wakes up you tell him that it is a big party. we had balloons and streamers and noisemakers and silly string - all the trappings of a legitimate party. but it is most certainly not a party. it is a hellishly exhausting day. as soon as jack got out of bed, we gave him a present: an anatomically correct doll that wets himself. jack named him quincy. several times quincy successfully peed in the potty and even had an accident or two in his "big boy underwear." he also dropped a deuce that looked and smelled sus

the crucifixion of Robert Lewis

  "the crucifixion of Robert Lewis" mixed media collage with leaves, acrylic paint, and found objects by gregory a milinovich october 2023 this october i was invited to participate in a three day trip which was called a "pilgrimage of pain and hope."  while that may not sound super exciting to many of you, it actually really intrigued me.  i am the kind of person that wants to feel big feelings, and i am drawn to the deep places, so  i was interested in traveling to the scranton area, where the trip was planned, to see what it might look like to be a pilgrim that was wide-eyed and listening to the pain and the hope in the stories of others.   this trip included hearing the stories of immigrants to the northeastern pennsylvania area, and the work in the coal mines that many of them did.  it included hearing from folks who are working for housing justice and equity in downtown scranton.  it included hearing from those indigenous people who first inhabited that land.