Friday, November 21, 2008

It's a BOY!!!!




Lindsey had her second trimester ultrasound yesterday, and it's a boy!! We got some great ultrasound pictures. It always makes it so much more real, at least for the father, to finally see the baby moving around and kicking and such. And he was definitely doing some kicking and moving around for us.

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Dr. Scott


Today I started my "17 Alphahydroxy Progesterone" injections. Scott has to administer these to me once a week. He does a really good job, but is always nervous to stick his poor wife with a needle. He has a steady hand though and it doesn't even hurt. He is well on his way to a medical degree! I had these injections with Luke too, and it is to prevent preterm labor, although I didn't start them with Luke until after I had preterm labor. They are supposed to reduce the risk of going into preterm labor by 40%, which for me is significant enough to give it a go! We'll see how this medication actually does for me as a preventative medication, time will only tell. The only downside to these injections is that its a fairly new drug, and so isn't covered by insurance yet, and it doesn't run very cheap either. But we were lucky to find a pharmacy in the area who makes it, instead of having to pay top dollar for a huge pharmaceutical company to make it and ship it to me (this way we are saving about 90%). Everyone keep their fingers crossed that this will do the trick and I won't have to go through my usual pregnancy drama at all. I can only imagine!!

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

It's All in the Name

Out of the blue a few days ago, Easton decided he wanted to be a baseball player. He watched a bit of the baseball playoffs and World Series with Scott over the last few weeks, but no more than usual. As Lindsey and Scott were conversing at the dinner table, Easton pulled out his make-shift bat (he used the pole part of the toy where you stack the rings up) and one of his little balls and decided he was ready to swing away. Imagine Scott's joy in seeing his son's new found skills! Enjoy the video.

Happy Halloween



Halloween was really fun this year. Easton was a cowboy and Luke was Pooh Bear. Easton loved telling everyone that he was a cowboy "yeehah!!" Halloween seemed to last for a whole week this year. The week before Halloween, we had our Ward Trunk-or-Treat, then Easton had a Halloween party for Joy School where all the kids dressed up and did a Halloween program. They even did a parade. And then we took them Trick-or-Treating on Halloween night. Easton was all about it this year. He ran from house to house, while Luke, on the other hand, wanted to eat his candy as we went, so we were mostly dragging him along. Since the Halloween season lasted so long for us this year, the trick is getting the boys to understand that Halloween is over.

Saturday, October 18, 2008

I've been tagged!

10 years ago I:

Was in my Junior year of high school. That was a good year! No stupid boyfriends, just fun!

5 things on today's "to do" list:

1. grocery shop (which is now done about 3 times a week to keep up with my munching and new likes and dislikes).

2. clean bathrooms

3. shower

4. prepare my laurel lesson

5. figure out what we're having for dinner


I enjoy:

1. a clean kitchen (thanks scott, p.s. I don't do dishes)

2. my family

3. silence

4. girls night

5. being able to eat what I want and not have it come back up


5 things I would do if I were a millionaire:

1. buy a house!

2. pay off our student loans

3. create college funds for our kids

4. go on a date every weekend with my hubby (right now we only go out on special occasions for lack of funding)

5. hire a kitchen maid to wash the dishes so that Scott doesn't have to anymore


5 places I have lived:

1. Kennewick, WA

2. Provo, UT

3. Salem, UT (thanks Karen and Jerry)

4. Morgantown, WV

5. Federal Way, WA


5 jobs I have had:

1. sports dance camp counselor (loved it and it paid off heavily too with a husband to keep at the end of my 2nd summer)

2. cashier one of the BYU Creamerys (keeping it in the family tradition)

3. student librarian

4. secretary at an inpatient eating disorder facility (very interesting)

5. currently: substitute teacher 1-2 times a week for some extra cash.

I tag:
Erin, but I don't know if she'll do it!