Every time I look at this picture, I find myself smiling.

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And I can't keep myself from looking at it, again and again and again.

Lexington Wesley Kastner, my grandson, is now in his fourth month of life, and he seems to get more and more interesting by the day. His mother does such a good job of posting pictures online and also keeping in touch through Skype at least once a week so that I can see him live.

I love his name, especially since I believe he might be the only boy in the entire United States with that particular name. His parents, Pauline and Ryan, decided they didn't like any of the common names for boys -- the world definitely doesn't need any more Michaels -- so they had a problem.

They handled it well. They could have named him something like Optimus Prime or Agamemnon, but they gave him a name that, while unique, has a perfectly reasonable nickname. Lex is more commonly known as a nickname for Alexander, but it works really well for this kid.

I've said some of this in earlier posts, and of course we went through this stage with Madison Nicole, the first grandchild. It makes me a little bit impatient to see Lex advance to some of the next stages -- walking, talking, etc.

He's going to be such an interesting kid.

It's wonderful to get so much happiness

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