Showing posts with label baptism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baptism. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Really Totally Looks Like

"I'm so smart," I hear you saying. "I can tell Anthony and Damien apart by their hair!"

Well, OK then, you clever person you. Let's see how well you do when hats are added and hair is removed from the picture:

What do Resident Murlocs have for babies? Baby Murlocs!

This was hard to take. Damien kept taking Murky and putting him back in the living room where he belonged. OCD babby is CDO.


Two out of two babbies prefer the taste of swords.





Monday, September 7, 2009

Haha! Siblings have made my life easier!

Instead of, y'know, actually having to post about the baptism, I can just link to it.

My work here is done.

(Honestly, though, I'm going to try to update BabyFeed™ with newer pictures.... Soon™.)

Tuesday, June 5, 2007

How I spent my weekend
6/2/07 - 6/3/07

Well it was a full weekend. We flew up to Chicago to baptise Hannah Emparatriz so that it would be easier on in-laws to be there. While we were there, Ileana and I went to a Cubs vs Braves game and had the pleasure of watching Cubs manager Lou Piniella kick dirt on an umpire.



The fans didn't like the umpire's call either:



Piniella has since been suspended four games and fined $4,000.
According to the AP, "Piniella did say this about the call against Pagan: 'He looked safe from the dugout, but after I saw the play, the umpire had it right.'"



Fun game.


In other news, Elizabeth Torrez, my sister in law, got confirmed on Sunday June 3rd, 2007. Ileana was her sponsor and Norma (Elizabeth's morther's name) was the name Elizabeth took for herself.



Following that, Hannah Emparatiz Adams was baptised in St John Brebeuf church in Niles, IL that same Sunday. The Adams family (minus Gwendolyn, Cecily, Stephanie and Becket), the Castro family, the Torres family, the Lindblom family and Dave Belland attended the ceremony. Tim and Molly Lindblom are the godparents. This was aldo Grandma Adams' first time seeing her first grandchild.



Following all that, we then went to Louis Torrez' (my brother in law) retirement party. After serving 20 years in the Navy and Naval Reserves, he finally retired to focus on his civilian job and the joy of raising a family. Here are some highlight photos:



And finally we went to bed, but not before I could mess with Hannah just a little more: