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Bath Day

June 12, 2010

The last remnant of Samuel’s umbilical cord finally fell off on Wednesday, which means he got to have his first real bath. No more sponge baths and warm-water massages. He was a little hesitant at first, but he took the plunge and liked it.

I am way behind on pictures, and even more behind on work, so I’m just going to let you sort through these for now. Click a thumbnail to open the viewer, browse through at your own pace and enjoy. If you’re feeling really adventurous, start up some theme music before diving into the pictures.

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Just based on the photographic record, it would be easy to wonder where I have been during Samuel's first few weeks. Kristen took this shot to help create a semblance of my presence.

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2 Responses to “Bath Day”

  1. Susan Diggs says:
    June 12, 2010 at 10:03 pm

    I love these. So Sweet!!

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    • David says:
      June 12, 2010 at 10:17 pm

      I love them too. My mom made her first appearance in a photo with the baby. We have to get some of you too! I don’t know how that hasn’t happened yet.

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David Anderson, Jr.

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I'm a 24-year-old Divinity School student living in Benson, NC with my unbelievably wonderful wife Kristen. As of May 18, our household has expanded to include a precious baby boy named Samuel and a beautiful six-month-old doberman pup that doesn't answer to the name Abigail. If you've got nothing better to do, check out some of my photography, news articles and general musings.

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Blog Archive

  • ► 2010

    • ► September

      • Faith Enough to Forgive
      • Preaching Brimstone and…. Water?
    • ► August

      • Round One
      • Summer Vacation
      • Family Picture
      • Seeing is More than Sight
      • Two Wallaces on Sherry Hill
      • Anniversary
      • Exceeding Natural Limits
      • Joe's
    • ► July

      • My First Book
      • The Puppy Who Wanted a Boy...
      • Waiting on God
      • Living in the Light
      • Images of Caswell
    • ► June

      • Caswell
      • Samuel & Dad
      • Our First Family Movie
      • Emotional Connections in a 3G World
      • A Tale of Two Kings
      • Bath Day
      • Strip-O-Jacob
      • Why Samuel?
    • ► May

      • Goodberry's is Good Medicine
      • Coming Home
      • Samuel - A Baby is Born
      • The Beginning
      • With what porpoise?
      • Mother's Day Memories: 
        Pork Chops, Needlework & Zombies
      • Wintergreen Resort
      • False Perceptions: what is real?
      • Coffee in the Mule City
      • Preaching in the Crisis
    • ► April

      • Give us this Bread
      • Goal Setting
      • Beach Sans Baby
      • Radically Simple
      • Feed My Sheep
      • Elizabeth City
      • Easter morning
    • ► March

      • Flower Power
      • Hip Shots
      • The Problem of Freedom
      • Making Friends
      • looking at the world with fresh eyes
      • Lessons on Love
    • ► February

      • Surprise Snow
      • New Photo Galleries
      • New Look
  • ► 2009

    • ► November

      • Charting the Course
    • ► October

      • Krispy Kreme Makes Everything Alright
      • The Next Chapter
      • The Calm After the Storm
    • ► August

      • The Summit
      • Rocky Mountain High
      • First Taste of Colorado
      • Rhett & Sayla's Wedding
      • Wedded Bliss
      • Pre-wedding Fashion Show
      • Golf
    • ► July

      • Terror of the South
      • Mischief Managed
      • Birthday In Blowing Rock
    • ► June

      • Lightning on the Beach
      • Endor Furnace
      • Jump on the Crazy Train
      • Slowing Down to Catch Up
    • ► May

      • Motorcycle Madness
      • Flipping Through Memories
      • Museum vs. Fourth Graders
    • ► April

      • Cloning Makes a Comeback
      • Canes Wash Out Devils...Finally
      • Sundown in Downtown
      • The Joy of Spring
      • Wilson Creek
      • Backpacking
      • Day 1

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