Showing posts with label anna copeland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anna copeland. Show all posts

Monday, February 15, 2010

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Alex First Swim



Alex went swimming in his inflatable floatie. Watch for his expression.

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Anna Loves Her Little Brother

Anna serves as special guardian for Alex. It's almost like the only way you get to Alex is if you go through Anna. Very protective. And such a huge help to Angie.

Let's Burp the Little Guy


Showing Alex How It's Done


Anna Feeds Baby Alex

Anna has wanted to feed Alex ever since he was born. Angie is breastfeeding so that has kept Ms. Anna out of the loop. Recently Angie began pumping and Anna got her chance. This is the first time Anna fed Alex.

She looks like a natural, doesn't she?

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Mommy's Little Helper


You have never seen a big sister that watches after her little brother like Ms. Anna. She constantly is concerned about Alex's pacifier among other things. She wants to make sure his diaper is dry and she watches after mommy to make sure she is healing nicely.
Anna says that she is Alex's guardian person.

Friday, December 26, 2008

A Copee Family Christmas 2008

The Copeland Family celebrated yet another Christmas together with friends and family. The above video is a montage of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

It's hard to believe that Christmas 2008 has come and gone. Now the next gift we will receive will be our newborn son.

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Christmas Now -- Anna Makes Cookies

In my last post, I shared a video of my daughter, Anna, recorded Christmas 2003. Now, here she is helping Angie make Christmas cookies as a 7 1/2 year old.

My how time flies.

I plan on sharing a current Aaron video soon, so be sure to watch the blog for updates.

Getting a little Nostalgic -- Christmas 5 years ago

Have you ever watched Chevy Chase in the Christmas Classic, "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation?"

There's one scene where Chase is trapped in the attic where he finds some old home movies stashed away in a cardboard box. He strolls down memory lane watching all the great family Christmases he had as a little boy.

That's kind of the way I was when I discovered a way to convert old analog video tapes to digital. I'm going through piles of old video tape and discovered this gem.

In this short scene filmed exactly 5 years ago, my daughter, Anna, is only 2 1/2 years old.

Where does the time go?

She was toddling and as you can hear, just beginning to speak.

Like Chevy Chase I cried when I watched this old home movie clip.