Andrew started off his Thanksgiving Day by once again crossing the Turkey Trot finish line just ahead of his parents: last year in his mom's belly and this year in the jogging stroller pushed by his dad.
Celebrating his victory
Showing off his holiday bib
Lots of food for a little tummy - It stayed neatly arranged for about half a second.
We didn't know tryptophan had the same affect on animals.
For Halloween, Andrew dressed up as a duck: A gender-neutral yellow duck, which led several parents of trick-or-treaters to mistakenly say, "Oh, what a cute girl!" Sigh.
Since the hood didn't fit over his head that well, we tried for the conjoined look.
Getting ready to greet the first trick-or-treaters
Andrew was baptized on Sunday, October 22, 2006 at St. Patrick's Church. Godparents are Andrew's Uncle Robert J. Brunner, Jr. and Aunt Patricia (Trixie) Enriquez.
With Andrew's Grandpa Brunner, Uncle Bobby and Tita (Aunt) Trixie in town for his baptism, we took them on a tour of Carlisle and the surrounding mountains. Hiking up to the Waggoner's Gap Hawk Watch atop North Mountain
Father and son enjoying the beautiful Fall color of neighboring Perry County
Hard-core members of the Audubon Society helped point out a rare golden eagle. Truly awesome.
This is the view of Cumberland Valley. Carlisle lies in the middle of this valley.