2-headed serpent

This is by far the cutest 2-headed serpent I have ever seen.

San Diego Zoo

Going to the San Diego Zoo was so much fun. In fact, after we left we were all happy we went, there had been doubts of going in the morning. Harlow stayed awake for most of the animal exhibits, but did miss the giraffe's and elephants, which we saw at the end. Her favorite exhibit was the flamingos because they were bright pink, and because we got to get really close to them. Their constant movements also helped keep her attention. The animals were so adorable, but some not so much, such as the rhinocerous, who we all witnessed pee in a watering hole, and then drink from the exact same one. It was disgusting
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Wellys (short for Abuelita) and Harlow

Here is Harlow and her Wellys Melissa (Eric's mom). They have so much fun together. Melissa gives Harlow baths, plays with her on the big green frog pad, gives her massages with lotion, spoils her with the latest baby fashions, takes her to the zoo and gives her so much love. Harlow is the first grandchild, so of course she receives alot of attention and endless love. This picture was taken when Harlow was almost 3 months old, on June 2, 2008

Harlow Rose Ervin

Here is our precious baby girl Harlow Rose Ervin when she was just 5 days old, on March 10, 2008. Eric and I think she is the most beautiful baby we have ever seen. She has the most beautiful blue eyes, blonde/gold brown hair, and the cutest small little features. She was born 19 1/2 inches long.

The Birth of Harlow Rose Ervin

On March 5, 2008 at 6:30 p.m., we had a beautiful baby girl at Scripps Memorial Hospital-La Jolla. She was born very healthy weighing in at 6 lbs. 5 oz. I labored for 9 1/2 hours with no success, so we moved onto a c-section. We decided to name her Harlow (after Jean Harlow) Rose (after my mom's middle name) Ervin (family name). She is such a wonderful blessing in our lives. We love her so much, and have so much fun with her.