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Tuesday, 19 June 2007

20:15 - Who's the opposite of Christopher Reeves?

Who's the opposite of Christopher Reeves?, originally uploaded by L.B.

Yeah...poor joke, but it serves a point today as Alex walked 5 proper steps from Chris to me. Previously he had basically launched himself at people or at best a step and dive.

Todays 5 steps were upright and stable at 13.5 months...not bad for a lad already in 2 to 3 year old clothes! Yes...he's a big lad!

20:15 - Who's the opposite of Christopher Reeves?

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