Our first babysitting job

Ok, so I've babysat before, but Bryan and I never have together.
Kyle snagged two tickets to the April 28 Blazer game, so he and Kari went up to Portland while we stayed at their house with Isla. We had a good time, mainly just watching T.V., attempting to feed her rice cereal, and watching her giggle in her swing. It was fun times. If Isla could talk, she would be saying " 'sup dawg? " in the above photo.
Isla loves her uncle Bryan.

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A & K Finch said…
Can I say you two are going to be great parents one day!!! Hope you two have an awesome weekend after a busy week of work! =)
May 1, 2009 at 11:14 AM
Family of 5 said…
Oh, I didn't know you guys were looking for babysitting jobs! We have 3 if you are! :) J/k!
AWw...That is so sweet! Can't wait for you two to have a lil one!
May 1, 2009 at 12:52 PM
Joe, Jess, Joy and Jenna said…
You two are so nice to babysit for your friends! As a young parent myself, I can truly say that it is a HUGE blessing to be able to leave your baby with good friends that you love and trust. I am sure the Lute's are very greatful for you. I'm glad you had a good evening :) Cute pics!
May 8, 2009 at 8:05 PM
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