Grandpa Marty, Dad, and me at Snoqualmie Falls.

Grandpa Marty, Mom, and I pay tribute to Connie, Grandpa Marty's wife, at her gravesite.

My Aunt May (who also spoils me rotten!) having lunch with me at the Cheesecake Factory.

Mrs. Ming snaps a picture of our fun lunch at the Cheesecake Factory.

My beautiful Aunt Jenny and I at her coffee shop.

This is me with my beautiful Aunt Brenda. She's the mother of my cute cousin Kyly, who is about a year older than me.

This is me helping my Grandpa Marty and Wonderful Uncle Ben work on their new airplane project. Keep up the good work, boys!

This is the day after Christmas, 2004. We missed Christmas Day because Comair shut down. But better late than never, here is me with my wonderful family, including (from left to right), Grandpa Marty, Mom, Ba Noi and Ong Noi (my Daddy's parents).

This is my wonderful, and Great, Aunt Nancy

This is me with my Great-Uncle Ben...Scratch that...make that my "Wonderful Uncle Ben".

I was so excited to finally meet my grandparents.

And I was also finally able to meet my cool Uncle Steven.

We flew to Seattle the day after Christmas. We were supposed to go on Christmas Day, but Comair was shut down, so we had to go the next day. But by some mix-up, we ended up on a first-class seat to Seattle. Not a bad first flight, huh?

This is me with my friend, Sinai. Cool dude!

Stretching out for a nap with my Dad. (I think he got my genes!)

This is Mommy and me playing next to the Christmas tree. (Isn't it pretty? I love looking at the lights. My Aunt Katie put it up this year cause Mommy was sort of busy with something...ME!)

This is me with my Mom, Dad, and Auntie Lan Lan. She came down from Canada just to see me!!! She spoils me rotten :) (hey, that's fine by me!)

Our family photo for Christmas 2004.

Lan Lan was EXTREMELY helpful and helped my mom make my birth announcement. Her creativity and overall help was INVALUABLE. (If you notice, I'm supervising carefully on the right there.)

This is my mom trying to imitate my curious baby stare...or just trying to make me laugh.

This is me with my wonderful Auntie Lan Lan. She was a big help to keep me entertained while my mommy got some sleep. We had a wonderful time when she came down to visit. She's trying to get me to become Canadian, but I'm still trying to say "Vietnamese-American".

This is my birth announcement. The verses are Ps. 127:3 and Number 14:24 (in both English and Vietnamese). "Lo, children are an inheritance from Jehovah, and the fruit of the womb a reward". and "But because my servant Caleb has a different spirit and follows me wholeheartedly, I will bring him into the land he went to, and his descendents will inherit it."

Mary and Todd were so nice and brought Mom and Dad yummy lasagne. My parents' Bible Fellowship class brought one week's worth of meals so that my mommy wouldn't have to work so hard. We were so grateful for this blessing from the Lord. (And I enjoyed the milkshake version!)

This is my chance to meet Mommy and her friends at Sara Lee. I was so excited to see them and got so exhausted that I just slept the whole time.

This is my beautiful Aunt Katie who came to visit me shortly after I was born. I put her through "Baby Boot Camp". I took her from a inexperienced baby novice to an expert in one-hand diaper changer with CDGU (Certified Diaper Genie User) and qualified her in 10 baby calming techniques.

This is me sleeping in with Mommy. After 12 meals a day, who wouldn't be tired?

This is Auntie Florence. She also spoils me rotten! We went to her house on Thanksgiving.

This is Auntie Connie, Miss Cindy, and Auntie Julina who came over for a visit.

This is Chi Amy, Chi Kim, and Ko Thuong. They were so nice and came to visit me when I came home.

This is me at my first pediatric visit. I even still've got my belly button, original edition.

My Grandpa Marty bought me my first Cougar outfit. I'm so proud to wear it, I could just scream! So I did!

Got milk?

Me in my post-bath attire.

Dad and I share an Eskimo kiss after my first night at home.

I crossed my arms like this with a contented look on my face every time I finished eating.. My mommy thought it was SOOO cute.

Recruiting begins early in this family. Aunt Katie is bribing me to be a Husky. Grandpa Marty is pushing for Pullman.

And this is my wonderful Grandpa Marty. He was my first out of town visitor. He came and helped fix our sink, dishwasher, and even put hardwood floors down in our kitchen. What a cool Grandpa, huh? I think he gets his good looks from me.

This is me in my brand new room. Such a big room for a little guy like me. Speaking of big...I sure look tiny in my car seat, too.

Home, Sweet, Home! This is Daddy brining me into my house for the first time.

Well, this is it! Finally get to go home. This is Mom and Dad outside of Forsyth Medical Center two days after I was born.

Miss Margie came to visit me right after I came home and brought over some downright delicious soup. She looks so good with me in her arms. I can't wait till I'm old enough to play with her boys.

This is Dad and me taking a nap. Boy, there is so much to do in this world. After 20 minutes of eating and staring at people, I'm ready for another couple hours of sleep!

This is the first photo taken of the Dang family (with me in it, that is).

This is Ko Thanh. She came to visit me with her husband, Norman. Maybe one day they will have Vietnamese-American kids just like me!

This is Ko Kim. "Ko" means "Auntie" in Vietnamese. She's soooo comfortable. I think I'll take a nap.

This is Miss Kathy who came to visit me in the hospital. Her baby is going to be born in February. I think she looks pretty good with a baby, huh?