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This new pillow is very comfortable but I still prefer the arms of my parents and grandparents. Because they rock!

My Grandmother came all the way from Shanghai to help take care of me. My Grandfather is here as well. Hmm, come to think of it, I think the entire family dynasty is coming to Vancouver for my one-month celebration! It should be fun.

Here is me explaining the meaning of life to my Grandmother.

I said, you want a piece of me?!?!?!

The remaining piece of my umbilical cord fell off today. You can see it sitting at the top of my diaper. I don’t care that it’s gone. It was ugly anyway. I hope my mom doesn’t decide to keep it. Imagine how I would react 18 years down the road if she shows me that thing!

They were talking about me!

My big sister, Ashley, came by to see me today. Boy is she big! She’s like 10 times bigger than me! And she has nice strong arms too! Really comfortable to sleep on. Good thing since sleeping is my favorite thing to do.

I can be very demanding at time. OK, I am very demanding all the time. But hey! I’m the baby, so you got to love me!

It’s diaper changing time! A few times I managed to pull one over on my dad. He was changing me and I would pee or take a dump and get my cloths all dirty. He would have to change me again. He he he!

This is me all secured in my car seat for my trip home! I don’t remember much from the trip because I was asleep most of the way. The only thing I do remember is my mom’s Acura sure rides smooth!

I was born today! The above photo was taken just 2 minutes after I came into the world. I gave my mommy a real hard time during my birth because I was really comfortable being inside her and didn’t want to come out. After 19 hours of labor the doctors finally took me out with something call a C Section!

Anyway, I’m happy to be here. The world looks like a nice place. This blog will serve as my diary of my life as I grow up. It’s currently being updated by my dad, who will be speaking on my behalf – until I’m old enough to learn how to write. Thank you for visiting and check back often because the life of a new baby is never boring.