I had to steal these

from Megan's blog because I want them in my own book when I put it together. 
Her attempts to show how tiny Caleb still is... 

 
 

...and I love the comparison of these two cousins coming home from the hospital:

Reagan 

Caleb 

...and anyone who thinks I've possibly managed the last few weeks without severe baby hunger is mistaken.  I held Reagan today in her post-feeding peace.  Absolute bliss. 

Comments

[Neighbor Jane Payne]

That picture in the blender is the funniest! What a great idea to show Caleb's size this way.

[Kelly]

Poor Caleb does not look at all happy about these pictures! It would be crazy to see him and Reagan side by side.

Glad to hear you are in baby heaven!

[Jill]

Poor baby, he didn't appreciate that photo shoot at all, but it's oh so funny.

[lelly]

you are such the proud auntie!! (with very good reason...)

[Tiffany]

What a cute little boy! It is amazing the difference a couple of pounds can be!

[Mandy]

Lucky you to be the proud aunt of such cuties!

[jenny c.]

Those are so cute. I never would of thought of a mixer. Too funny. It's amazing how small babies are!

[Megan]

Real quick here, in my defense of subjecting my newborn to torturous examples of smallness, he really was not as upset as he appears in the pictures. I think he quite liked the blender, and who doesn't like Coach?

[MeganT]

Caleb is adorable and those pictures are awesome.

[Marie]

I have never even thought of taking pictures like that to show how tiny a baby is. I love it. I feel bad for any future children of mine who will have to endure a similar photoshoot.

[Jaime]

ooooh poor little guy. What a creative way to show how small he is! Oh and by the way...last Friday, I saw you on the freeway exiting onto Ellsworth about 11am! :) :) I tried to slow down a little bit to catch your attention (yes, very WISE on a freeway), but you were very focused on switching lanes. So I missed ya. Anyhow, HI!

[Katie]

I love the picture in the mixing bowl. Cute babies.

I also loved your previous post--a peek into the past. Too funny. I thought the "but we are really rather strange" sentence was hillarious! Sounded like a fun night, though.

[sista #2]

How adorable!! Is that the visible difference
2 pounds makes? wow!

[shawna b.]

Oh my, oh my! Just look at those BABIES! The little fellow in the Kitchen Aid is not too happy about his predicament (perhaps he thinks he's going to be turned into one of your fabulous cakes), but those are two of the sweetest babies ever. What fun pictures!

I have been out of blog land for a while, and it was so fun to come over for a quick hello and to read about what's going on with you. I love what you said about your husband and how being tangled up together is the perfect place to be. So beautifully said, Amy.

Also, such a riot to read about your escapades with your friends. You expressed my own desire for my children - I hope they will also have such good friends who help them be better themselves. What parent wouldn't be happy to have their child beautifying beans at Safeway on a Friday night? There's so much crud going on out there, that'd I'd be overjoyed to have my crew spend their weekend like that! You guys were a riot! This post brought back lots of memories of crazy things I used to do with my friends. I think we all would have gotten along real well. :)

[Lucy]

So cute and tiny! Loving all this baby stuff. There is just something about a newborn that melts my heart.

[April]

When David saw these pictures he said, "Would you ever put your baby in a blender?" Teehee. They are both so yummy.

[Annalisa]

I love it! But I don't think Caleb does. But when he's about 5 he'll think it's a riot. So cute. How could you not get baby hungry with those sweet babies?

[amy m]

So tiny and so cute. Love sweet little newborns...how could you resist?

[michelle]

The KitchenAid photo is hilarious! What a contrast those two babies are!