Baby #3 is a...

BOY!
Today we had an ultrasound and found out that we're having another boy. We were so sure that it was a girl-probably because we wanted one so bad. But we're happy that he looks healthy and we're already used to boys. George is very happy. We're happy too. I guess the cute girly clothes will have to wait.

















I'm 19 weeks pregnant and already looking big.

















But there's more room to grow. This is me the day I delivered Tommy. Can I really get that big?

It's been a while but here are some of the thing we've done lately.


George's first day of preschool.
New outfit and bucket to take his
show and tell and snack in.



















Our little firemen















Yummy batter
















Our sweet neighbor girls that George and
Tommy love to play with.















Chillin' in the dump trucks

Our Garden

This was my first time to really plant anything. We started from seed a couple of months ago and I'm so happy that everything is actually growing. We have watermelon, corn, carrots and green beans.

We've Moved!

So we've finally moved. The process of selling our condo was very stressful. Our closing date kept getting pushed back and we weren't sure if we were going to lose this house, but it all worked out. We've been here for about a month. We love our new home and all the space it provides. George says his favorite thing about his new house is having his own bedroom. Chris likes taking the train to work (45 minutes), but we miss being so close to each other. I'm still getting adjusted to being in a new town and missing how comfortable we were in Davis with our family and friends. I can't wait for things to feel more normal. We're almost out of boxes, and we have a lot of painting ahead and a yard that's just weeds (come summer it will be dirt). We're excited to get this place fixed up and make it feel like home.

Here the boys are helping me pack.



Unpacking into our living room. Yes, we will
be painting it. Chris calls it our 80's Rock room.


Tommy's excited about all the new things he
sees in the phone book.



Here's Chris mowing down our weeds with
The Billy Goat. He couldn't stop smiling.


Halfway done.

We're Moving!

Our exciting news is that we are buying a house. We've been looking at homes since September but they've all been close to Davis and in our stake. Then over Christmas break we started talking about a town about 40 minutes away. It's called Roseville and what drew us there was that there's an Amtrak train station (Chris' commute), it has a lot of members of the church, homes are so much more affordable than Davis, and it helps that there's every store you can think of to go shopping at. When we got back from Texas we drove around a neighborhood, but we were still deciding. Then a couple of days later we drove around again and I had a list of homes we wanted to drive by. We went to the home that was having an open house first. We couldn't believe what we saw. Our mouths kept dropping as we looked around the house (in a good way) We loved it. And the back yard was amazing. That's why we came to look at the house. We drove to the train station to see how far away it was and then drove back and told them we wanted to make an offer. Chris and I are very indecisive people, so we couldn't believe we had just made a decision. It still felt right, so we went with it. It's been 2 weeks now and it's crazy. We've adjusted more to the idea. We're so excited with a mixture of sadness because we're moving out of Davis. We never thought we would. I guess I'm going to have to change our blog address. We're scheduled to close Feb. 20th. We feel so blessed to be buying this home. If we had waited a day longer we would have missed our chance. There are 3 back up offers on this place. Crazy.

And this is the reason why.

Christmas in Texas

We spent Christmas with my family in Texas. We had a wonderful time. George loved playing with all of his boy cousins. We were busy recording a CD with my siblings over the week I was there. I think we spent about 14 hours in the recording studio. It turned out great and was such a neat experience.

Christmas morning with the kids lined up youngest to oldest (Craig, Tommy, Tyson, and George). They're about to walk down the hall to see the Christmas tree.


I guess this is the only picture I got of George opening a Christmas present, and it's a tape measure. Wow.

Myles and Jill's and Eric and Christines' family came after Christmas. Here the boys are playing around the house with Tyson hanging on.

Family pictures in front of my parent's house

Apple Hill

One of the wonderful beauties of Northern California is Apple Hill. We've been telling George about it for a couple of months now. He's had a picture on the fridge that we drew of all the different apple things we can get there. We managed to eat almost everything from his picture and more. Apple juice, apple candy, apple doughnut, apple pie, apple soda, caramel apple, apple dumpling, and pumpkin apple pie. It was great and such a beautiful day.








Tommy loves watching the animals.



Yummy caramel apple.

George not wanting to share his apple.