The full gallery is over on my photo site.

I’ve uploaded a new gallery of photos of Logan in his second month at home (here’s the first month in case anyone missed it). It’s been a fun month for photos as he’s starting to get more expressive and animated. I worked hard to cull the photos and did pretty well for a month of shooting in terms of keeping the collection tight. I also sold my Nikon D60 and bought a Nikon D5000, so I’ve started to play with DSLR video for the first time. It’s been interesting! I really do need to write about that for Digital Home Thoughts…

We just have to wait until he can talk to ask him how it went.

Earlier this week Logan has his first baby shower, and Ashley and I were blown away at the generosity shown by the friends and family that attended. Logan received books, toys, and a lot of new clothes. That’s a good thing, because he’s growing so fast he’s already not fitting in many of his newborn clothes – and he’s not quite six weeks old yet! We had him weighed and measured last week, and he was 10 pounds and 22 inches long. Could you imagine gaining 25% of your body weight and 10% of your height in only five weeks? It’s amazing how fast babies grow – and Logan has another 18 years or so of growing to do.

More funny onesies from my brother – I love ‘em!

Today the courier delivered to us perhaps the cutest shoes ever made! They’re from my uncle and aunt, who are far away in Phoenix, Arizona, and should fit Logan when he’s in the 16-20 month range…I’m tempted to put them on him now because they’re so adorable.

I decided to do a search for Logan Dunn in Google to see where his name ranked, and sure enough, this blog is the #1 result for those two terms. But there are a lot of other Logan Dunns out there – including that cool Lex Luthor-looking dude above. I wonder if it’s even possible to name your kid something unique? I guess Trogdor Dunn would be unique enough to qualify…

We’ve emailed this out to a bunch of friends and family, but if we missed anyone, here’s the original full-resolution image ready for printing (4×6 inch size).