Wednesday, September 06, 2006


Hannah really got into the gameday atmosphere. She was trying to put Auburn stickers on anyone who walked by, except for the Alabama people who made her cry.


Hannah brought her baby doll to the game. Despite the policy at Auburn, neither Hannah nor her baby doll had to have a ticket to get in.


Hannah learned about sharing very early on. She is very good about it, unless you are talking about pacifiers used by other children. In that case, Hannah thinks she should have them all.


Hannah enjoyed spending time with her cousins at the Washington State vs. Auburn football game weekend. Hannah has some growing to do to catch up to her cousins.


Someone said the dreaded "Alabama" word and Hannah responded appropriately.


Attention Readers: This site is under new management due to the recent lack of activity by the old management.
The first order of business was to rev up the Hannah PR machine once again.


Hannah made her way to her second Auburn football game this past weekend.
She enjoyed the entire game, with the exception of the 4th quarter. She decided the game was no longer in doubt, and took a little nap. She was nice enough to sleep a little late the next morning to give her parents a much needed morning to sleep in.

Thursday, August 17, 2006


I bet you'll give me what I want if I give you this look!


Listen, lady, it's time for me to do the laundry. Can you please give me a break from the photo shoot?


No, momma, I'm not peeing in my bath water.


Check out my HAIR!!!


If I'm really good, will you let me stand up in my chair and jump off?


I escaped from my bath and look what I found!


In the end, Hannah won the fight with the lunchbox.


Can somebody please whip up a sandwich for me. Daddy is fresh out!

Sunday, August 06, 2006


Sherbie likes to be upside down!


Time to go "ni-nite" Sherbie!


Hannah has a new friend named Sherbie. Here, Hannah is teaching Sherbie how to crawl out of her highchair (just like she does).

Monday, July 24, 2006


This is the McCowen Family- Summer, Jay, and Asher. Jay just finished a 1 year tour of duty in Afghanistan where he helped train the new Afghan army. Jay was able to come home during his tour to see his son Asher born. The McCowen family is moving to UVA to work on a MBA degree. His Atlanta friends appreciate his service to our country and hope that after his tour of duty in ACC country he will return to the Atlanta area.


Uncle Gordon (Owens) is shown here asking Hannah the hard questions... "Do you want some hot wings? Hannah, do you know what Fire-Poops are?"


The party moved inside briefly due to the rain. While inside Maddie Spenner (see the link to the right of this page) did her own rock'n dance for the band. Maddie and Hannah are soon to be excellent friends when Hannah moves to town.


Hannah, her mother, Kylie, and Ashley held their own little tea party while everyone else was rocking it out to the sweet sounds of acoustic "Gin and Juice" outside on the deck during Summer Jam 2006.


Can anyone else see the fear in Hannah's eyes? That is because Kat is holding her and Hannah is not used to being that high up in the air.


"Summer-Jam" 2006 was held this past weekend in Atlanta. You know Hannah was totally into it. At one point, shown here, she mistook Summer-Jam for Mardi-Gras and stripped down to her redneck outfit. She was still a huge hit at the party, as you can see by the reaction in the background.

Monday, July 03, 2006


Hannah enjoyed her party and is still enjoying her new doll. There will be video posted soon of Hannah eating her cake. Video takes a little longer to post. Thanks for coming to see Hannah today!


No really she loves them, but she wants her freedom too.


Here McKay was able to get Hannah to put her doll down for a minute to open another present. Hannah's cousins Curran, MaryKeenan, and McKay really love Hannah, and she loves them.


I think there is a learning curve for Hannah to be gentle with her doll. The Nicholas girls will help her out there. -Andrew


It seems there might be a slight resemblance between Hannah and her doll... at least between their hair anyway.


Again, thanks to Jillian for getting Daddy in front of the camera.


She really never put the doll down the rest of the night.


I am not sure why Jillian was trying to separate those two, but it did not work out.


OK, maybe there are more than three pictures of this event. It was one of the cutest things I have ever seen. Kind of like when a young boy gets his first BB gun.


The hug! Hannah has barely put this doll down since she got it. It is so cute to see her carry her doll around...


The "turn"...


It is rare I wish we had video in lieu of photographs, but this three shot sequencer does not do this justice like a video would. Momma bought Hannah her first (new) baby doll. Momma knew best in this case... Hannah just loves this doll. Check out all three pictures...


Hannah got her first laptop computer for her birthday. The loyal readers already know there is an "Advanced" comment on the way... She is so advanced she can already hit the same button repeatedly and make the same noise over and over again.


Hannah had a little reaction, to the cake (or the pink icing). She never acted sick or bothered, but she did get some red marks on her face. Aunt Leigh sprung into action and ran down the street to get some Children's Benadryl from Aunt Danielle's house. Shortly after Hannah took her medicine the marks disappeared. Momma and Daddy had planned on teller Hannah she is allergic to sweets to combat the Chambers sweet tooth, but there could actually be a little truth in it.


Here is a little proof of Hannah getting tired.


As I said in the last post, Hannah was starting to get really tired. She still did a good job opening her presents, of which there were many. Hannah would like to thank everyone who brought or sent a present. It was enough just to have everyone there, but the gives were much appreciated.
As an aside, Stephanie and Andrew can tell you exactly which children's toys will talk, sing, or jingle in the car trunk for 7.5 to 8 hours during the drive home. Hannah can't tell you, because she was asleep much of the way home.