So what we said about good nights...not so sure anymore! It's not the fact that he wakes us up and wants to eat or needs a new diaper. It's not even the fact that it might take a while to get him back to sleep. The thing we take issue with was his being more alert between 1am and 3am than he was at any one time during the day yesterday. He didn't even have his days and nights mixed up before he was born (Cortney never felt him being busy at night), so what gives?
That, however, is our only complaint. On Calvin's list of achievements for June 13 is playing with Octunes (though Jon did most, 
actually all, of the playing), meeting Cortney's Godmother, Lonnie (who made a very long and special detour just to see him), meeting his aunt Ann, starting tummy time, and his first trip to the doctor, which deserves a little more said. His appointment today was actually with his nurse practitioner, who is a wonderful lady. The bad news is that Calvin's jaundice is a little worse, the good news is that it is still within normal ranges for an infant born nearly two weeks early. More good news is that he did not lose any more weight, so he is holdig his own now at 6lbs 6oz. 
And the especially good news is that we have an unusual newborn. We figured that Calvin's take-it-in-stride attitude was normal for a newborn (how would we know heads from tails?) but the nurse made sure that we would understand how lucky we are - Calvin is, apparently, just really easy going. Cortney says he gets that, just like his good looks, straight from his dad.