Seriously – Happy birthday, Jim. Hope it was a good one.
Seriously – Happy birthday, Jim. Hope it was a good one.
…no, Coop doesn’t have a giant potbelly – it’s just the way the sweater is laying!
In honor of Cooper’s monthday [thanks for that little nugget, Judith] – which was on January 7th – we bring you 30 Days of Coop in Pictures. Yep – one pic for each day of his first month. Recognize the background music? We used it in our wedding video, too – perfect.
On New Year’s Day, Coop wore his special sweater – a baby blue knit sweater that his grandma, Phyllis, made for his daddy to wear when he was eight days old. Can you believe that Adam was ever tiny enough to fit into this little outfit? It took Cooper a little while to grow into it, but we’re sure glad he did. Handsome devil, huh?

I swear I’m going to update you on everything [and there's a LOT of everything] going on in our lives. Seems like when I work in an office, I fall off of the face of the earth. Well, I plan to remedy that this week – both by blogging – and also by finishing my stint at 360jmg, the firm I’ve been working at this election cycle.
Here’s what I have to remember to cover in this massive posting I plan on writing this week:
Ok – so that’s a lot to post about this week. But I’ll try.
Is anybody even reading anymore, now that I’ve left you without any titillating info for months? If so, let me know I’m not just typing to the wall;)
I know it’s been a while – and I’ll make up for it…but, in the mean time, here are some pics from this weekend!
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So, first of all, Passover pics are up. Not sure why, but I was really excited to sing Ehad, Mi Yodea – I am totally into my number [4 - "arba imahot!"]. Let’s just say that it started a lot better than it ended, but was, well…lackluster when compared to how it went in my head:
Secondly, how cute are all of my boys watching the Magic’s 3rd playoff game last night? Yes, they did suffer a devastating loss, but still…
By the time the game ended, we were sleepy…obviously. But we hung in there until the end.
So we’ve been busy for like a month. First, we went skiing, then on a Caribbean cruise, then to Florida for Bonnie’s wedding, and back to DC where it was all about Joy’s baby shower – and we were each sick for about a week somewhere in the midst of it all. This weekend was really our first chance to catch our breath and relax. Thank you, Easter! The roads were clear, the ‘hood was quiet and pretty, and the weather was unbelievable.
As you can imagine, we’ve got LOTS of pictures to share! They’re all posted on Flickr – find them in the right sidebar of the blog, or check them out by clicking on the links below. There’s an option to view them in slideshow format, if you’d like.
Some Pics of Hillary & Barry from the VA Dems Dinner
Ski Weekend with Chuck & Becky
Bonnie’s Wedding
Cruise pics to come in the next couple of days – as well as more blog posts about all kinds of good and exciting things that have happened over the past month. Stay tuned and check back often!
Ahh, the year in review. Here’s a look at Adam’s year on this planet as a 27 year old.
So my friend, Brianna, has an adorable blog that she updates with pics of her cute baby, Ella. Recently, she used this little widget to figure out who Ella looked more like – she or her husband [who, by the way, look a lot alike, now that I think about it]. I got to thinking – who do I look like? Since I don’t actually have any pics of my biological dad, trusty husband and almost-twenty-eight-year-old Adam Zissman became my guinea pig. And the results are in…
Unsatisfied with the results, as Ella, too turned out to be equal parts mom and dad, I thought I’d do another little experiment, using Jim as the lab rat this time. Too many times over the past fifteen years, people have been told, “You look so much like your dad!” by people who have no idea that we’re not actually genetically related. I’m not sure whether I ought to take that as a compliment or an insult, considering the fact that his face is covered almost entirely with [grey] hair [did you really think I'd leave that out, Jim?]. The resulting data is below. Glad to know that I look at least 9% more like the person I’m actually spawn of. Whatever. I’ve seen this little tool work pretty well for other people!