BOY! Went to the ultrasound yesterday and found out we're having a boy in November. Very exciting, but I'm a little nervous since I really only understand girls. But we'll figure it out. We got ultrasound pics, but none of them are very good, so we'll just have to wait for him to take better ones. Due in late November.
We told Laura today about the baby. I think she understands and she's excited to teach him all kinds of things. Her reaction right after we told her was pretty much: "well, OK. Can I have some more syrup on my pancakes?" But she has brought it up several times the rest of the day and it seems to be sinking in more.
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Stop off at Jim's parents
Pictures of Laura my parents'
Jenny and Laura
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Oklahoma Reunion '08
We drove down to my family's small reunion last week. My brother, sister and I all in the same place at once! That hasn't happened in about 3 years. It was great to see them all and I got to meet my brother's youngest and get to know his other kids a little bit better. The drive down and back was surprisingly easy. Laura did awesome, although she never slept in the car once. She was up until 11:30 the first night. The only time she cried was when I tried to make her sleep, so we gave up on that and she was a happy camper. She slept great in the hotel and great at my parent's house. We also got to stop by Jim's family's house for one night on the way back. Laura rode a horse and was very brave with Papa's dog Jill. It was a great vacation and I will try to get pictures up here ASAP.
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Boundary Waters '08
Jim and I just got back from a trip with some friends to the boundary waters (between Minnesota and Canada). Lots of canoeing, camping, and mosquitoes. The weather was very schitzophrenic, with 10 mintues of rain, then sunshine, then cloudy and cold, then rain again. But the weather never really ruined any of the fun, thankfully. And the thunderstorms at night were fun to listen to from the safety of the tents!
These turtles are about the extent of the wildlife that we saw. There was also a friendly beaver that lived near our campsite who we saw several times. And we heard some loons and eagles. No bears or moose, though, for better or worse.
Michelle and John getting ready to portage their canoe. None of the portages were too long, thankfully. Some were slippery and tricky, though. Jim and John did great carrying the canoes and Michelle carried all the heavy packs. They were all very protective of me in my "condition", haha, and I got away with mostly just carrying day packs and paddles.Disaster Area
Happy Birthday Jim!
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