Noah Cardiel Holt | My life according to other people

After having lunch with Dave, Michele and Sebastian out on Long Island, Sebastian was trying to remember the moment by taking some photos of everyone.

Exploring the restaurants Christmas tree.

Checking out the local skate shop.

…and the bookstore.

…and checking out the cup cake shop.

So many to choose from.

Thanks to Dave, Michele, and Sebastian for inviting us out.  We’ll be back soon.

It was a rainy Saturday, not much going on, but we thought maybe Noah would like to see Santa so we trekked into the city.

The line wasn’t long…

..but neither was Noah’s patience for this “Santa” dude.

Santa was a little easier to deal with from the safety of Mom’s lap with a lollipop.

..but we definitely weren’t getting any photo ops.

To deal with the failure of our mission, we drowned our disappointment in some donuts from the farmer’s market.

Sarah and Oliver were in the greater NYC area for Thanksgiving and so they came over to see the new apartment.  Right as they got here Noah woke up from his nap…

…but he quickly conned Sarah into reading to him.

Nate Dawg stopped by.

Fun with mailing supplies.

Quick (late) lunch.

Sarah and Oliver had to continue making their holiday rounds (visits) and Nate Diggety Dawgy Dawg had a party to get ready for, but we’ll all get together again in NH over Xmas.  ‘Tis the season kids.

Messy little project.

Noah thought he was going to eat.

Thanksgiving Day Dinner with the Urban clan, Dan (who is staying with them while he is in a play on Broadway), Jan (Dan’s wife), Nathan, and Owen.

Opa carving the turkey in his fathers apron.

Mom doing an awkward “cheers” with Noah’s Aunt Lisa and Uncle Matt

(Cousin?) Angus.

Uncle Emmett.

Everyone waiting for me to put on music…

Noah waking up from a nap.

Some post nap love from everyone.  First Nana.

Then Aunt Lisa.

Then Uncle Emmett.

Then Nathan.

Then more love from Uncle Emmett…

Then awkward bottle feeding.

Then it’s time to go home and sleep all this love off.

Thanks to Nana and Opa for going all out and cooking a perfect Thanksgiving meal.