pacifying

he just likes to have the pacifier close by.

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can you see the orange?

you can barely see the orange because of the cell phone picture, but this has been a pretty cool tree to watch for a couple of weeks!

four weeks.

squishy baby

all squished up....and check out those toes. :)

sunset

sunset near our house.

McLittle

a little left out

not to feel left out, Chloe wanted to be in the pictures again.

hills

That's the hill next to our driveway that we have to walk up to get to anywhere somewhat level. It's quite the trek.

mommy love

3 weeks

my boys

clenched fists

I love how he clasps his hands together.

hippie baby

bundled up

thinking man

waiting...

first trip out to see mom's doctor. He was not impressed with the wait time.

Google Desktop Update

In 2004, Google launched Google Desktop, a program designed to make it easy for users to search their own PCs for emails, files, music, photos, Web pages and more.



Desktop has been used by tens of millions of people and we’ve been humbled by its usage and great user feedback. However, over the past seven years we’ve also witnessed some big changes in how users store and access their own data, with many moving to web-based applications. There has been a significant shift from local to cloud-based storage and computing, as well as integration of Google Desktop functionality (like local search) into most modern operating systems. This is a positive development for users and we’re excited that most people now have instant access to their personal information. As such, we’ll be discontinuing support for Google Desktop, including all of the associated APIs, services, plugins and gadgets.



As of September 14, Google Desktop will no longer be available for download, and existing installations will not be updated to include new features or fixes.



Thanks again to all of our users. It’s been a fun journey.



Posted by the Google Desktop Team