Saturday, November 15, 2008

Dragon Baby!

Run for your lives! It's Dragon Baby!



I had my first Halloween this year. My Nana Karlyn & Pampa Scott came down to see me, along with my Auntie Shawna. We had a great time handing out candy to all the other kiddos that came to our door. As far as candy consumption, though, I think my dad had us all beat. Here are some pics from that day.





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GrmGrp said...

That is one cute baby dragon!

November 16, 2008 at 11:47 AM

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Hi there! I'm Ryan Jacob Garza, but you can call me RJ, or Ryan - whichever you prefer. My mom and dad have a ton of names for me anyway (I seriously think my dad wakes up each morning and decides to call me something different for that day).

I am fairly new to blogging, and...well, the world, honestly. I arrived on the scene about eleven months ago from the time that this was written - born in Bethesda, MD. Yeah, same hospital the President goes to, uh huh. Here I am just a few minutes after coming out of...well, you know.

This is what my mom looked like after the whole ordeal of pushing me out of her body. I guess they tried to get her to put some stuff back in, but it doesn't look like that went very well.

Here's my dad holding me for the first time. I think he did a pretty good job of not looking terrified. 

And my aunt Shawna was there too. Can you believe how good she looks after driving 6 hours through the night and about 1 hour of sleep?

Here is a family photo with my Grandpa Scott and Grandma Karlyn in there too. Everyone was so happy to see me, but to tell you the truth, it was all very overwhelming, and all I wanted to do was sleep.

So that's just a very basic introduction. My life is really a roller coaster ride (as you can see). 

Dad and me on a roller coaster

Everyday I learn something new about the world and myself. Some things are pretty darn amazing, others are down right terrifying; but from here on out I'll try to keep you updated as best I can on what's going on in my life. If I start keeping a record now, historians of the future should have little room for debate over when and how I accomplished all the great things I plan on doing.