Somehow my mom's name (Abuelita) got mixed up with the "arepitas" she always makes her...so Nyah associated the two and named her "Pita". She also just started calling Grandma (Smith) "Me-ma", which is really funny since none of us really like the term. Lisa doesn't mind though...we are just going to keep referring to her as grandma & hope she changes it on her own.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Our little girl turns 2!
Somehow my mom's name (Abuelita) got mixed up with the "arepitas" she always makes her...so Nyah associated the two and named her "Pita". She also just started calling Grandma (Smith) "Me-ma", which is really funny since none of us really like the term. Lisa doesn't mind though...we are just going to keep referring to her as grandma & hope she changes it on her own.
Where else will your baby sleep peacefully next to an albino alligator?
The Flinstones
FYI: I really wanted to make a cute pumpkin for our yard & was pretty happy with my Noah's ark...even though it lived a whole 24 hours before the rain (& humidity!) took it over.
Yajaira's 25th B-day
Ezra's first cereal
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Sunday, June 28, 2009
We survived the first month...
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Why Ezra Alan?
Ezra's name is of Hebrew origin and means "helper". He's a pretty cool Bible character. He was a Jewish priest, writer, and teacher. He probably wrote the Old Testament books of Ezra, Nehemiah, and 1 and 2 Chronicles. He was very faithful and had a gift for bringing people back to God. Plus we just think the name sounds cool.Alan is a little comical Smith family tradition. Drew's dad (middle name) was supposed to be Allen, named after a relative. His mom spelled it wrong on the birth certificate - Alan. They fixed it when they named Drew's brother, Philip Allen. Now we are naming him with the "incorrect" spelling, after Drew's dad. If this sounds complicated, we'll just say we named him Alan because it means "handsome and cheerful", which of course he is. :)
First few days at home...
This is a picture of our first seedling we got from hybridizing daylillies. The spring/summer before Nyah was born, we began pollinating the flowers in our parents yard while we were living there for a short while. We were able to get a ton of seeds and planted them in Nyah's nursery under her cradle in our little apartment. The weekend she was born, we moved the little plants over to our parent's house for a long time until we were finally able to plant them. Now, 18 months & one baby later, we finally had our first flower bloom. What should we name this one? 'Welcome Home Ezra?'
Nyah & Ezra watching Sesame Street. :)Baby Arrival Email




Ezra Alan Smith was born 5:57am Thursday morning. Yajaira's water broke a day early, so we ran to the hospital at 2 in the morning. C-section went great and the little guy came out with absolutely no problems. He was 7lbs 1oz 18" long, brown hair, and not quite sure who he looks like. Possibly a little more like Yajaira, but it still is an early call. He is feeding/sleeping well (much easier than Nyah) to which Yajaira is very grateful for. We got a nice bit of sleep at nights, it was kinda weird. With everything going great so we came home early. Very excited to get home a little early to relax tonight. Thanks again for all the thoughts and prayers for us. Hope you enjoy the pics, plenty more to come in the coming months. (the hat on him goes quite nice if I do say so! Go TECH )
Thanks, Drew
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