Wednesday, September 26, 2007

So Karl or Leslie....would Andrew fit in in Japan wearing this?????




Andrew didn't seem to mind wearing this outfit

















....maybe cause it tasted so good.





















Andrew and the cat have a great relationship....Andrew pulls.....Tyra enjoys!






Here is our own little 'Rocky'....we call him 'Pebble'






I went to Spokane today and found out that we don't have to be doing the amount of stretching that we use to.....now it's just maintaining where his foot is at....yahoo....less time stretching....more time playing! That's what I like to hear!........next Spokane appointment.....a month away. Ahhhh a much needed rest for me tonight.

6 comments:

Rick and Sandy said...

Sure is fun seeing you dress Andrew up...great pictures.

He would fit perfectly at any "formal" Japanese event in this outfit, the only accessory needed to finish off the outfit is a cell phone in hand.

How wonderful to hear that you have been the perfect foot therapist for Andrew; at least he won't be thugging you in the head with his cast when you're playing or wrestling with him.

Thanks for the great weekend!

Mom F

Anonymous said...

kristy.
loved your mom's comment about a cell phone. the outfit looks great. where did you get it?
whoohoo about andrew's improvement!!
leslie

Richard and Kristy said...

Hey les, my hubby and his mom (sandy) went to Japan to visit his brother. Sandy brought it back for Andrew...cute huh?

Bonnie said...

He is SERIOUSLY too cute! Love the little kimono! Hope you guys are doing well! Have a great weekend.

Derek said...

I've already had 'Pebble' as my background, then switched it to a Jakob pic, then back to Andrew and the cat

Rick and Sandy said...

For those of you following Richard & Kristy's blog and haven't been to Japan, let me clarify my statement on Sept 26 "a cell phone in hand"...

It is true, my observation while visiting Karl was in fact that everyone in Japan has a cell phone in hand; the older business people may not have had them out but the young adults, lets say in their 20's and under, certainly did...and they text non-stop. Now don't misunderstand, the Japanese are a very polite people, there is no talking on a cell phone in a public place, for instance, even when they travel by train (a main mode of transportation in that country) they go outside, in-between the cars while travelling to talk; quite unlike the North Americans...when Richard & I landed in Seattle on our return from Japan, the plane wasn't even up to the terminal and all cell phones were turned on, beeping and singing and people were talking non-stop to whoever.

My goodness, it was so noisy and inconsiderate. I'll take the quiet anytime...thank you Japan.

Mom F