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I saw this on my friend and Ricks roommate (how old am I?) blog. I decided to try it out last night. It took a while to read all of the training materials, but then I did a half a batch and it was really fun. One batch takes about a half-hour. I decided I could do a half-hour a week until the baby comes.
It's also a way to feel like you are helping someone do their family history. Anyway, if she inspired me I decided to post it to see if I could inpsire at least one person to give it a try.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
It's a ...........................
First you look at the pictures on the left and see if you have a guess.........(no cheating). I know this baby will love it's private parts shown to the world!Were you right?
Did you guess GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL?
If you did you are right!
We are truly and actually getting a girl.
I don't think it has really hit me yet that there will actually be another female in the house.
Tyce was right all along. I do believe those youngest children do know something.
Creighton thinks a good name would be Princess and Brandon thinks a good name would
be Padma. (after he asked if he could change his name is Jango Fett).
Tristan chose the song to be played.
Cutest blog is down or I would have chosen a baby girl background.
But of course more importantly, she is healthy and has all of the correct body parts.
She is on the small side at 32%.
Thanks for your love and support!
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Miracles never cease and awesome cards
This is mostly just to show to my family that my boys can get dressed up. We are somehow known as not being the most dressed up family (my sister didn't think my boys would even wear a tie to her wedding). Well ha!
2) Tinas
3) ?
4) ?
5) Takara's?
This morning this what the boys voluntarily decided to wear to church. They just looked so darn handsome that I had snap a picture. You also never know if it will happen again.
Creighton was so excited that he looked just like daddy for church.
I also wanted to show off the cards that I got for our girls card exchange this month. They were
also just so darn cute that I thought everyone deserves a little recognition.
I went through a creative dry-spell after summer and we went our trips then I was pregnant and sick. Now that I am feeling better I'm excited to get creative again.
I am starting to get caught up on my scrapbooks and I really enjoyed making my card this month. So, here is my challenge: Create something, big or small. It will make you feel better.
Here is part of President Uchtdorfs talk that he gave at the Relief Society Broadcast (that I missed because I was at the Diamondbacks game!) I love what he had to say:
The Work of Creation
The desire to create is one of the deepest yearnings of the human soul. No matter our talents, education, backgrounds, or abilities, we each have an inherent wish to create something that did not exist before.
Everyone can create. You don’t need money, position, or influence in order to create something of substance or beauty.
Creation brings deep satisfaction and fulfillment. We develop ourselves and others when we take unorganized matter into our hands and mold it into something of beauty—and I am not talking about the process of cleaning the rooms of your teenage children.
You might say, “I’m not the creative type. When I sing, I’m always half a tone above or below the note. I cannot draw a line without a ruler. And the only practical use for my homemade bread is as a paperweight or as a doorstop.”
If that is how you feel, think again, and remember that you are spirit daughters of the most creative Being in the universe. Isn’t it remarkable to think that your very spirits are fashioned by an endlessly creative and eternally compassionate God? Think about it—your spirit body is a masterpiece, created with a beauty, function, and capacity beyond imagination.
The desire to create is one of the deepest yearnings of the human soul. No matter our talents, education, backgrounds, or abilities, we each have an inherent wish to create something that did not exist before.
Everyone can create. You don’t need money, position, or influence in order to create something of substance or beauty.
Creation brings deep satisfaction and fulfillment. We develop ourselves and others when we take unorganized matter into our hands and mold it into something of beauty—and I am not talking about the process of cleaning the rooms of your teenage children.
You might say, “I’m not the creative type. When I sing, I’m always half a tone above or below the note. I cannot draw a line without a ruler. And the only practical use for my homemade bread is as a paperweight or as a doorstop.”
If that is how you feel, think again, and remember that you are spirit daughters of the most creative Being in the universe. Isn’t it remarkable to think that your very spirits are fashioned by an endlessly creative and eternally compassionate God? Think about it—your spirit body is a masterpiece, created with a beauty, function, and capacity beyond imagination.
We didn't get to hear whose card was whose, so claim your card in a comment if I don't have it.
1) Joys
6) ?
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Boy or girl?
Well, my last poll you said you liked the name Caprice over Capri 16-4. Tristan doesn't like the name Caprice at all, but really likes Capri. I like them both.
Anyway, I get to find out in one week (next Thursday). Here's your chance to guess what I am having. The other three pregant friends I know who have already found out are all having boys.
You don't have to worry about my emotions, you can vote for what you really think I am having.
Since I've talked so much about this being a girl, I think some of you are worried for me if it's not.
I admit I will be dissapointed. Maybe it will be a lot harder than I think. I know I should be grateful to be having a healthy baby, but doesn't everyone deserve at least one girl?
It will be a lot easier to have a boy, because we are well equipped. Plus, this is most likely my last, so she will have no sisters to play with. But, there is still part of me who wants to look at those little dresses at the store and have some toys without weapons or wheels.
I guess there is always granddaughters!
Anyway, I think this poll will end a day or two before I find out and then I will announce if you are right or not.
P.S. The song that is playing should help with your decision. :)
Anyway, I get to find out in one week (next Thursday). Here's your chance to guess what I am having. The other three pregant friends I know who have already found out are all having boys.
You don't have to worry about my emotions, you can vote for what you really think I am having.
Since I've talked so much about this being a girl, I think some of you are worried for me if it's not.
I admit I will be dissapointed. Maybe it will be a lot harder than I think. I know I should be grateful to be having a healthy baby, but doesn't everyone deserve at least one girl?
It will be a lot easier to have a boy, because we are well equipped. Plus, this is most likely my last, so she will have no sisters to play with. But, there is still part of me who wants to look at those little dresses at the store and have some toys without weapons or wheels.
I guess there is always granddaughters!
Anyway, I think this poll will end a day or two before I find out and then I will announce if you are right or not.
P.S. The song that is playing should help with your decision. :)
Monday, January 5, 2009
Sucessful Surgery!
We are home and everything went (pretty) well. We woke up at 5:06 (it's a good thing this wasn't two months earlier or Tristan would be going by himself) and got ready.



Tyce just stared at me when I woke him and changed his diaper. After I changed him, he got his blanket and headed back to bed.
He was very sleepy and docile the whole time before they took him. The Doctor came in less than a hour later and said everything was fine and we should see him soon. He wasn't coming and wasn't coming, until finally we asked.
He decided that if they were going to breathe for him he didn't need to do that on his own and couldn't keep his oxygen up. They finally brought him back after 2 hours and we still had to work on keeping his oxygen. He was a very sad, thirsty little guy. He hated his IV and wanted it off.
They finally got his oxygen up and we got to come home. He got to ride in a wagon down to the car. He went straight to bed. Last time we did tubes he slept from 9:00-5:00.
Anyway, thank you for all of your thoughts and prayers. It's nice to know we have friends and family to love and support us.
It's just doesn't seem right for someone so small to be wearing a hospital gown!
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Tyce's Surgery
As Tyce is getting his second set of ear tubes and his adenoids taken out on Monday, I was just going to ask you keep him in your prayers this weekend. And if you are of my faith, to maybe include him in your thoughts while you are fasting tomorrow.
I know we are very blessed to have this be our biggest health problem in our family, and it a very common and routine surgery. But there is always a risk when you are dealing with general anthesia, so I don't think more prayers would hurt.
Thanks- You know we'd do the same for you!
I know we are very blessed to have this be our biggest health problem in our family, and it a very common and routine surgery. But there is always a risk when you are dealing with general anthesia, so I don't think more prayers would hurt.
Thanks- You know we'd do the same for you!
Friday, January 2, 2009
To go private or not to go private, that is the question
So, some of you have chosen to go private lately. Here is your chance to give your opinion.
What are the benefits of being private or not? Why have you decided to do what you have done?
I guess I think it's a bit easier to check when you are public, because I can see who has updated as soon as I open my blog. But, I guess that's not the biggest deal. I also think my life is boring enough that strangers shouldn't really care. But, I guess you can never be too careful these days.
I'll decide soon and if I decide to go private, I will try to send out invites to everyone I know who looks at my blog. If not, drop me a line and your e-mail and I will send an invite.
What are the benefits of being private or not? Why have you decided to do what you have done?
I guess I think it's a bit easier to check when you are public, because I can see who has updated as soon as I open my blog. But, I guess that's not the biggest deal. I also think my life is boring enough that strangers shouldn't really care. But, I guess you can never be too careful these days.
I'll decide soon and if I decide to go private, I will try to send out invites to everyone I know who looks at my blog. If not, drop me a line and your e-mail and I will send an invite.
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