I just wanted to introduce you to the amazing and very talented Simon Henry Heiselt.
Check out his flexibility and the position he's holding even as he sleeps!! I'll personally give a gold star to anyone who can imitate the little guy. This amazing young fellow is obviously my nephew and is going to miss me terribly (or so I tell myself) when I leave Hawaii tonight. At eight weeks old he is quite the little acrobat. Not long ago he rolled himself over from lying on his stomache to settling on his back. The first time he impressed us with his performance he acted as if it was nothing- easy shmeasy- and has since proven that his little act was no fluke- he is an honest to goodness certified roller. He has no trouble supporting his head all by himself (a feat he began immediately after coming into this world- as in right after he was born) and I just want you all to know that the day he came home from the hospital he totally did a push up while supporting his rather nicely shaped head- again- as if it was nothing. What a stud! He is fascinated with the ceiling here- and I can't say that I blame him- it's nice. Ü He's such an intelligent young lad and I'm
convinced that he knows his little family won't be in Hawaii much longer- so he's trying to take it all in- and refuses to the best of his ability to fall asleep- always. Though he might just inherit that trait from his mother and father. Most of all I want you all to know that I am in Simon's world. It is a little known fact that when Simon pukes all over you- you are special and specially invited into his little world. This momentous event occurred while I was being welcomed to Lizzie's Ward's Relief Society. Just as the women were finishing up visitor #2 and getting to me Simon emptied his little tummy all over me. I felt very special. True confession- I'm not sure what I'm going to do with myself once I return to Provo- there are no babies there and even though I've been told that babies fly free- I have not been permitted to bring the little thug home, so these pictures will have to suffice.
Check out his flexibility and the position he's holding even as he sleeps!! I'll personally give a gold star to anyone who can imitate the little guy. This amazing young fellow is obviously my nephew and is going to miss me terribly (or so I tell myself) when I leave Hawaii tonight. At eight weeks old he is quite the little acrobat. Not long ago he rolled himself over from lying on his stomache to settling on his back. The first time he impressed us with his performance he acted as if it was nothing- easy shmeasy- and has since proven that his little act was no fluke- he is an honest to goodness certified roller. He has no trouble supporting his head all by himself (a feat he began immediately after coming into this world- as in right after he was born) and I just want you all to know that the day he came home from the hospital he totally did a push up while supporting his rather nicely shaped head- again- as if it was nothing. What a stud! He is fascinated with the ceiling here- and I can't say that I blame him- it's nice. Ü He's such an intelligent young lad and I'm
convinced that he knows his little family won't be in Hawaii much longer- so he's trying to take it all in- and refuses to the best of his ability to fall asleep- always. Though he might just inherit that trait from his mother and father. Most of all I want you all to know that I am in Simon's world. It is a little known fact that when Simon pukes all over you- you are special and specially invited into his little world. This momentous event occurred while I was being welcomed to Lizzie's Ward's Relief Society. Just as the women were finishing up visitor #2 and getting to me Simon emptied his little tummy all over me. I felt very special. True confession- I'm not sure what I'm going to do with myself once I return to Provo- there are no babies there and even though I've been told that babies fly free- I have not been permitted to bring the little thug home, so these pictures will have to suffice.
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