Darwin was eager to reach for the screen and make faces. He even calmed down a couple of times when he was getting a bit fussy just by seeing himself on screen again. It was a lot of fun to play with him like this, and by the time our matching flat caps came out I was well on my way to having a complete album of the many faces of a 4.5 month old Darwin.
The fact that I don't get to see Darwin in person on a regular basis makes moments like this special, and it plays right into my documenting habits. I want him to know I've been around as he grows up, and who knows, it might be just the thing to convince me that I really want kids someday too. For now, I'm happy to have the pictures.
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Oh my goodness! Most adorable post I have ever seen, Luke!
Seriously, it was nice seeing you get a chance to interact with him. It's clear that you love the little guy and I'm happy that he will have you as a creative male role model as he grows up. You can share stories with him about Dave when he gets older and that is special :)
I had a feeling you might like this post, Wendy. It will be a lot of fun as he gets older too, and I was glad to get some one on one time in while I was visiting :)
So cool :), your a wonderful Uncle Luke :)
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