Not bad, eh?
That's a nice looking retaining wall, isn't it?
He does have teeth! I haven't seen them for a long time.
It all started with Michelle Lewis from Ohio, and Jason Clark from California. We met on a bus in Chicago in January of 1992. This is a blog that documents our crazy life.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Independant segregation was kind to Caleb
I know, you are asking, "Huh? What is independant segregation." Michelle saw that title and called me a biology nerd. Independant segregation is the genetic law that essentially governs how we look. Anyway, here are some pictures of Caleb.
Not bad, eh?
That's a nice looking retaining wall, isn't it?
He does have teeth! I haven't seen them for a long time.
Not bad, eh?
That's a nice looking retaining wall, isn't it?
He does have teeth! I haven't seen them for a long time.
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7 comments:
He looks tall! I'm excited to see your kids in a few days.
He looks like a missionary! It won't be long anyway!! Nice to see he let you snap a few pictures! Are you dating yet Caleb? I can't remember if you're 16 yet or not.
I am a biology nerd and I was still a little confused at first.
to address the 1st three comments all at once:
Caleb is 6 foot tall, so he matches Jason's height.
Caleb is only 15 and better not be dating yet.
Thanks for your comment Jessica since I was super confused on Jason's blog title and it's nice to know that other biologists are confused as well. :)
Sheesh, Jessica, and you worked in a genetics lab? Richard would hang his head in shame :).
I didn't say I didn't know what independent segregation was, I just said I was confused by the title of your post. Most people don't use that sort of language in everyday talk about their kids.
Wow! This is one handsome dude! I can't wait to see him and all the rest. In animal science it's called "nicking" -- and ordinary cow and an ordinary bull mate and make extrodinary offspring. I'm not calling you parents ordinary, but this one looks quite extrodinary.
Mom C.
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