Sunday, December 12, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
It's a GIRL!
Today we had our 20 week ultrasound and found out our little creature is going to be a girl! She looked healthy, which is a blessing all in itself. I have been feeling good, just trying to keep up with Noah. He still has no idea about the baby. We are all the time talking to him about the baby in mommy's tummy, and one time he pointed to my tummy and said, "baby tummy," but since that no interest. He has started to play with his baby doll again, he likes her to be naked and wrapped in a blanket, he gives her hugs and kisses, and rocks her. We are making progress in the right direction, but he has time before his world will be turned upside down.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Raking leaves
Before the first snow fall Andy needed to rake up ALL the leaves our giant trees left on the ground. Noah has always loved helping Andy do any kind of work, so we thought he would like to help rake. We bought him is own miniature rake, but he was more interested in playing in the leaves. Which was fun to watch all in itself.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
We're gonna have a baby!!
We are happy to announce, we are expecting baby #2!! Baby will be arriving on or around April 22, 2011. Preferably not on April 23rd, which will be Noah's 3rd birthday. It will be fun having 2 birthdays around the same time!
9-13) 8 weeks
9-26) 10 weeks
9-28) 10 week ultrasound
10-5) 11 week ultrasound
10-30) 15 weeks
We are so excited to welcome this new little addition to our family!! We hope that Noah will, at some moment, be as excited as we are, even if it's not until after baby is here. We will be able to find out if baby is a boy or girl on Dec 3rd, so check back if you want to know.
9-13) 8 weeks
9-26) 10 weeks
9-28) 10 week ultrasound
10-5) 11 week ultrasound
10-30) 15 weeks
We are so excited to welcome this new little addition to our family!! We hope that Noah will, at some moment, be as excited as we are, even if it's not until after baby is here. We will be able to find out if baby is a boy or girl on Dec 3rd, so check back if you want to know.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Green Bluff
I have been begging to go to Green Bluff, up in Spokane, since last fall and FINALLY I got Andy to give in. He didn't understand what was so special about driving for 2+ hours to go to a pumpkin patch. Once we got there, he started having fun and we all loved being able to spend the time together as a family. Noah didn't really care about the pumpkins, he was more interested in the wheelbarrow. He loved riding around in it!!!
This was the most fun Noah had with the pumpkins.
One of the Spokane pony clubs was giving out pony rides with a 5 dollar donation. We thought it's a small price to pay for Noah's first pony ride. Well he wanted nothing to do with the miniature pony. When I tried to put him on the saddle, he clung on really tight and started whimpering. It was pretty pathetic! Maybe next year, he will enjoy it a little better.
We got 5 pumpkins from the u-pick patch and then later found a little 3 inch in diameter pumpkin that Noah did like and was very attached to. So attached he got mad when I tried to take it away. So we took away 6 pumpkins, fresh honey crisp apples, and kettlecorn and many memories. And Andy's word that we would make this a yearly family outing!!
This was the most fun Noah had with the pumpkins.
One of the Spokane pony clubs was giving out pony rides with a 5 dollar donation. We thought it's a small price to pay for Noah's first pony ride. Well he wanted nothing to do with the miniature pony. When I tried to put him on the saddle, he clung on really tight and started whimpering. It was pretty pathetic! Maybe next year, he will enjoy it a little better.
We got 5 pumpkins from the u-pick patch and then later found a little 3 inch in diameter pumpkin that Noah did like and was very attached to. So attached he got mad when I tried to take it away. So we took away 6 pumpkins, fresh honey crisp apples, and kettlecorn and many memories. And Andy's word that we would make this a yearly family outing!!
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Park
When we go to the park, Noah loves to climb.
And slide. It wasn't until about a month ago when Noah would go down the slides by himself. He would ride down on my lap. This independence will come in handy next spring ;) when we are able to go to the park again, once it warms up.
Noah has good skill on the climbing wall. He can get all the way to the top with just a little help, to get started.
Noah loves the bee the best. It must be the BEEson in him.
More sliding.
More climbing.
Noah has grown up so much over the summer. His independence has definitely increased in all aspects of life, but it is very noticable at the park. He loves to play at the park!
And slide. It wasn't until about a month ago when Noah would go down the slides by himself. He would ride down on my lap. This independence will come in handy next spring ;) when we are able to go to the park again, once it warms up.
Noah has good skill on the climbing wall. He can get all the way to the top with just a little help, to get started.
Noah loves the bee the best. It must be the BEEson in him.
More sliding.
More climbing.
Noah has grown up so much over the summer. His independence has definitely increased in all aspects of life, but it is very noticable at the park. He loves to play at the park!
Monday, September 6, 2010
Labor Day Weekend
Over Labor Day weekend we drove to Trout Lake, WA to visit Justin and Sarah. They live in the middle of no where and have to drive at least 30 minutes to get groceries, but the view is amazing. This is Mount Adams. I am in love with the mountain!
We had to take a touristy picture in front of the beautiful mountain.
Justin is a band teacher at the school in Trout Lake, so we got to see his classroom. Noah was a big fan of the drum set. Much to his dismay, he will never get one!
On Sunday we went to the Portland Zoo because it is only an hour and a half away. We had a ton of fun looking at the animals. And the weather was perfect. Cool, cloudy, but not rainy. Noah even enjoyed himself at the zoo.
Noah loved the sea lions until one of them came up for air and it startled him. He started crying after that, so we moved on.
Noah and I looking at the zebras. Noah kept talking about the "horse" and "trees." So I kept telling him they were zebras, but he didn't change his story.
Lions.
Wild dogs. We were walking through one of the indoor exhibits and they brought in the wild dogs. They are huge! Behind glass and in pictures, I never realized how big they are.
Cheetah.
The tube that is right near the serval's feet had mole rats in it and the mole rat kept teasing the serval. It was pretty funny!
Elephants.
I saw this hibiscus in a planter and had to take a picture. The whole 2 weeks in Hawaii I never did see a hibiscus this color, and in a cold rainy climate of Oregon I find one. Go figure!
Polar bears.
Bald Eagle.
Mountain goat.
On the drive home from Portland, we came across a wreck on the last stretch of road before getting to Justin and Sarah's. Fortunately it was mostly cleared, but when we got back to the house, there wasn't any power. We hadn't had dinner yet, so we made chicken enchaladas on the bbq. They were very good!
We had a great weekend with Justin and Sarah. Trout Lake was a beautiful place, but way too remote for me to live in. I don't know how they do it!
We had to take a touristy picture in front of the beautiful mountain.
Justin is a band teacher at the school in Trout Lake, so we got to see his classroom. Noah was a big fan of the drum set. Much to his dismay, he will never get one!
On Sunday we went to the Portland Zoo because it is only an hour and a half away. We had a ton of fun looking at the animals. And the weather was perfect. Cool, cloudy, but not rainy. Noah even enjoyed himself at the zoo.
Noah loved the sea lions until one of them came up for air and it startled him. He started crying after that, so we moved on.
Noah and I looking at the zebras. Noah kept talking about the "horse" and "trees." So I kept telling him they were zebras, but he didn't change his story.
Lions.
Wild dogs. We were walking through one of the indoor exhibits and they brought in the wild dogs. They are huge! Behind glass and in pictures, I never realized how big they are.
Cheetah.
The tube that is right near the serval's feet had mole rats in it and the mole rat kept teasing the serval. It was pretty funny!
Elephants.
I saw this hibiscus in a planter and had to take a picture. The whole 2 weeks in Hawaii I never did see a hibiscus this color, and in a cold rainy climate of Oregon I find one. Go figure!
Polar bears.
Bald Eagle.
Mountain goat.
On the drive home from Portland, we came across a wreck on the last stretch of road before getting to Justin and Sarah's. Fortunately it was mostly cleared, but when we got back to the house, there wasn't any power. We hadn't had dinner yet, so we made chicken enchaladas on the bbq. They were very good!
We had a great weekend with Justin and Sarah. Trout Lake was a beautiful place, but way too remote for me to live in. I don't know how they do it!
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