Our new laundry hamper
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This is the story of a young couple from Seattle. They started this blog when they moved to Japan for year in 2005. Since then, the blog has become a record of their lives, friends, cooking, and travels. Follow along at home as they discover a new foreign country: Texas, where they moved in 2008. In July of 2009, the couple added a native Texan, Natalie Beth, to their family. In January of 2013, another native Texan, Jacob Samuel, joined the team.
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Natalie Stats
For those keeping score at home:
7/20/09 [birth]: 6 lbs, 10 oz; 20.5 inches long
8/11/09: 8 lbs, 4 oz; 21.75 inches long
9/3/09: 9 lbs, 14 oz
9/22/09: 11 lbs, 3 oz; 23 inches long
11/19/09: 13 lbs, 11 oz; 26.25 inches long
2/2/10: 16lbs; 27.5 inches long
5/4/10: 17lbs, 12 oz; 28.125 inches long
7/23/10: 18lbs, 1 oz; 29 inches long
10/22/10: 20lbs; 30 inches tall
1/28/11: 21lbs, 30.5 inches tall
3/22/11: 23lbs
7/22/11: 25lbs, 34.5 inches tall
9/29/11: 26lbs
11/21/11: 27lbs
4/4/12: 30lbs
8/3/12: 28lbs, 37 inches tall
7/20/09 [birth]: 6 lbs, 10 oz; 20.5 inches long
8/11/09: 8 lbs, 4 oz; 21.75 inches long
9/3/09: 9 lbs, 14 oz
9/22/09: 11 lbs, 3 oz; 23 inches long
11/19/09: 13 lbs, 11 oz; 26.25 inches long
2/2/10: 16lbs; 27.5 inches long
5/4/10: 17lbs, 12 oz; 28.125 inches long
7/23/10: 18lbs, 1 oz; 29 inches long
10/22/10: 20lbs; 30 inches tall
1/28/11: 21lbs, 30.5 inches tall
3/22/11: 23lbs
7/22/11: 25lbs, 34.5 inches tall
9/29/11: 26lbs
11/21/11: 27lbs
4/4/12: 30lbs
8/3/12: 28lbs, 37 inches tall
Jacob Stats
1/12/13: 7lbs, 6oz; 19.3 inches long
1/17/13: 7lbs, 4oz
1/25/13: 7lbs, 120z; 21 inches long
1/29/13: 7lbs, 15oz
2/6/13: 8lbs, 110z
3/14/13: 10lbs, 13oz; 23 inches long
5/17/13: 13lbs, 4oz; 25 inches long
7/26/13: 15lbs, 4oz; 27 inches long
10/25/13: 17lbs, 2oz; 28 inches long
2/13/14: 17lbs, 10z; 29 inches long
4/25/14: 19lbs, 10oz; 29.75" long
7/18/14: 20lbs, 31.75" long
1/17/13: 7lbs, 4oz
1/25/13: 7lbs, 120z; 21 inches long
1/29/13: 7lbs, 15oz
2/6/13: 8lbs, 110z
3/14/13: 10lbs, 13oz; 23 inches long
5/17/13: 13lbs, 4oz; 25 inches long
7/26/13: 15lbs, 4oz; 27 inches long
10/25/13: 17lbs, 2oz; 28 inches long
2/13/14: 17lbs, 10z; 29 inches long
4/25/14: 19lbs, 10oz; 29.75" long
7/18/14: 20lbs, 31.75" long
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1 comment:
The best thing about the hamper is that it collapses into a small disk, so it will be very easy to take bake to the states with us (or we could just try to get Fulbright to buy it a plane ticket...)
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