I'm almost sad to say that the names the Brian, Michelle, and Eric (jokingly) suggested for the new baby are FAR better than the ones I have been seeing on the internet. Since when is Bonnie a unisex name? Maybe I'm just old fashioned, but some of these names are insane. Like Adjatay (to me sounds like agitated...why don't you just name your kid "accident"), Agoyoanye (another unisex name...I have no idea what it sounds like 'cause I don't know how to pronounce it), Alastair (Hey now, you're an all star, get your game on go play...) ...these are the names that I found when I clicked on the link for "commonly used English names". I thought that link would give me names like Brian, Eric, David, Christopher, Ethan, Samuel...you know NORMAL names. No...it didn't. There was one name (I can't remember what it was) I thought "Man, that is the dumbest name I have EVER heard (and I've heard some really dumb names before). I was wondering why you would name your kid that, then I thought well maybe it has a "noble" meaning or something...the meaning of the name was like "elf supervisor" or something like that. I thought, you know if you're going to give your kid a stupid name that's going to get him beat up for the rest of his life, why don't you at least give your kid a reason to be proud of that name. How could you explain that to your child. I know you get beat up on a daily basis because I gave you a really, really stupid name...but hold your head high, because your name means ELF SUPERVISOR. I can see the child being like "yeah, Mom, can you hold while I call Child Protective Services? I'm sure I've got a case against you."
Oh, and the names that my Brothers and Sister came up with (they were NOT serious...just a disclaimer, my siblings aren't that strange). (Brian) Pervus (which apparently someone named their kid...he ran away from home...we don't blame him), Rotten, and Easter (say it with my last name...that makes it funny...Rotten "Egg"land, Easter "Egg"land...yeah). (Eric) Tophethan. Michelle said that would be a logical name since that's what we will be calling anyway (My sister always got called KaMichelle and I got called MicKaren). (Michelle) Hobart the Dolphin Boy. I would not be surprised if any of those names ended up on the babynames.com list of "normal English" names.
I liked Ranee' and Melin's suggestions, they suggested Matthew and Eli. I also like Jaden, Justin, and Benjamin...but if we name our boy Benjamin, no one is allowed to call him Benny (that's why Ethan didn't get named Benjamin). If anyone has any other boy's names that are cute (and normal), or any that you think sound good with any of the above mentioned names...not the "Rotten" , "Tophethan", or "Hobart the dolphin boy" names ;) We would really love to hear them, because we really have NOTHING!
We've had a few appointments and at every appointment they said that my blood pressure was great...something I haven't heard in a very, very long time; so the surgery must have worked. And I think out of the whole pregnancy the 2nd trimester is the best (generally speaking), the baby isn't kicking hard enough to keep you up all night, or quite big enough that when you get kicked in the lungs it doesn't drop you to your knees yet...plus (the best part) NO MORE MORNING SICKNESS (or at least not NEARLY as often)...and I have decided that a man must have named it "morning" sickness..."all-day" sickness is more like it. And you finally get to that point where people are like "I think she's pregnant" instead of "She looks like she's letting herself go." It's by no means a picnic, but out of all the trimesters, I think it's the best. So we are all getting along very well here at the Egeland house. The boys are doing great! Jon is a little sick today, but for the most part he's usually doing well also.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
So forgetable am I...
I also was going to tell everyone that we have NO IDEA what we are going to name this baby. We had a name picked out for a girl, but we have a hard time agreeing on boys' names. So anyone with any cute boys names...none that are "out there" please, we would LOVE to hear them. Hopefully we will have a name picked out by the time he is born...that sounds so nice saying "he" instead of "it" or "he/she" or "the baby" hopefully we will be able to say an actual name.
Baby!!!!
Alright, so I was wrong...We found out today that we are having a boy...not a girl. And I am still very excited. I was a little worried when I thought it was a girl, 'cause the boys play so rough I thought they might just kill a girl. Jon was excited...although I think that maybe he was hoping for a girl. And Teri (the one who did my ultra-sound) said that if you have two boys for the first children then you are more likely to have a boy for the 3rd and even more likely from then on to keep having boys...I say *DUH* how many people keep having kids after 3 or 4? So that would really make your odds go up. But in any case, I guess I can ask Jan Asay...she knows how it is. :) LOL
I really like these people here at the Pocatello Hospital. They are all very kind and let you know what they are going to do, what they are doing, and for the ultra-sound she paused every few seconds just to let me know what we were looking at (a leg, arm, spine, etc.) We got a DVD of the ultra-sound so we can watch our baby whenever we want to (Yeah!)
I really like these people here at the Pocatello Hospital. They are all very kind and let you know what they are going to do, what they are doing, and for the ultra-sound she paused every few seconds just to let me know what we were looking at (a leg, arm, spine, etc.) We got a DVD of the ultra-sound so we can watch our baby whenever we want to (Yeah!)
And Jon got a call back from that place in Green River/Rock Springs. It sounded very promising. We will pray about it. I hope it will be good because they know the situation with Ash Grove, so he would most likely start as soon as we finish here and can get moved down there. Plus we'd be making more than we are making here. So it would a good move if we like it there. Hopefully if we get offered the job we can go down there and check out our ward and see if we like it before we have to decide...(hint hint Mom and Dad Allred or Egeland...we may need babysitters so Jon and I can go down there) I would hate to end up in a "Missoula-like" ward and have all my boys grow up thinking that that's how LDS members are SUPPOSED to be. I suppose if we pray about it and listen then Heavenly Father knows if we will like it there whether or not we get to check it out first. So everything in the Egeland household is going well as of now.
Thanks everyone for your thoughts and prayers for us while we are in this "transition"...it has been felt by us all.
Friday, December 5, 2008
My life in a nutshell...
Sorry, I know I have been slacking in the blogging area...
Last night and the night before I was sure wishing that I had a camera that worked well in the dark. My boys are so cute. Ethan was crying (again...I think he might be teething...I hope) and Christopher said "Mom, E crying" (we all call Ethan "E") So I said "Let's go tell him everything is OK, and you can tell him night night." So we went into to Ethan's room...apparently, simply comforting Ethan wasn't good enough for Chris. He said "Mom, E rockby" (E needs a "rock-a-bye"). So Chris went and sat in the rocking chair and made sure I got Ethan's blanket for him so he wouldn't get cold. Then he sat there and rocked Ethan and sang "Rockby E, on treetop...wind blows...E rock...when breaks...cradle fall...Topher catch you...E and all" (I sing Rock-a-bye a little different than it's written). I will post a picture if I can get a decent one, it's SO cute. Topher takes such good care of his brother.
And, those of you on Facebook, will know that we didn't get to find out if we are having a boy or a girl...it was NOT a good day, we'll just say that. So we will find out on the 11th of December...assuming we don't have to reschedule AGAIN! This is the 3rd appointment we've had to find out, but we still don't know. The first one we decided to go home early for thanksgiving, so I was OK with that. The second one, Jon's boss (we won't say the words that I think about him, 'cause they aren't nice ones...) decided that Jon couldn't come because he needed to be at an emergency meeting (one of those "I could give you all the information in 5 minutes or less, but you need to be here for 2 hours to hear me space all the information out). So I loaded the boys into the van and started to head to Amber's house to drop the boys off...BUUUUUTTTT the stupid emergency break wouldn't budge (I think Jon still thinks we live in Butte). So I had to cancel AGAIN! This time I SWEAR...I will make it to that appointment if I have to WALK!
And unfortunately the "emergency meeting" at Jon's work was to tell them that they are laying off 2/3 of the company. And they were shutting down the main part of Jon's work. So we have to find a new job...it seems we can't stay anywhere for more than a year. ;) When I was cleaning just not long after we moved here, I came across all of the information that we had about people that had been hiring. I started to throw it away and I had the feeling to keep it. I thought "Why would I need to keep this? We have a job and it's just going to be sitting around collecting dust." Nonetheless, I still had the feeling that I should keep it...I hope I listened, unfortunately, I don't think I did. We are, however, grateful that we hadn't bought a house like we were in the process of doing. We had the house picked out and we were already planning how we could paint it and where we could build more rooms when we needed them...but we both had the feeling that we should wait. We didn't know why and we were worried that the house would get sold before we got the chance to get it...well, that house would have been IMPOSSIBLE to sell had we gone ahead and got it, because the previous owners have only had it about 3 months (they had arthritis in their knees and the house didn't have any bedrooms or bathrooms on the main floor, so they didn't really have the option of not using the stairs). Plus, without the cement plant in full force, Inkom is going to become a ghost town, the majority of people who live there are there to be close to the plant. So trying to sell a house that would have been through 2 different owners in less than 6 months in a town that more people are going to be leaving than coming, would have been a very hard thing to do...thankfully we listened to that prompting.
We find out next week what kind of "severance pay" we will be getting to see what our next move is going to be. But I know that everything will work out. Thankfully I listened to the prompting that we needed to get our food storage going too...we don't need it yet, but it's possible that we might. So we might just pay off the rest of our lease and look for a job from here. We might move in with my parents, or his parents, or we might move into the house behind Grandma and Grandpa Savage's house. They say in this family you aren't "really" married until you live in that house...so apparently Jon and I aren't really married. :) hehehe. We are also trying to decide what would be best to do with the baby. If it would be better to stay here with my Doctor or try to find another Doctor wherever we end up moving. If we stay here all of the kids but Ethan have had to move when they we VERY little (Ethan was 6 months old...Chris was 2 weeks old and this baby will be about 3 weeks old - give or take). Moving with ONE was hard when they are that small...I don't know if I want to find out what it's like moving with 3...a 3 year old...a 1 year old...and a 3 week old. But I suppose we'll pray about it and hope that we are listening.
But for now, it's Christmas time in our house. We just put up the tree (Topher did most of the decorating). I will post pictures when I get them. Right now the sun is out and the tree has to be in front of the window so any pictures I took wouldn't turn out very well. Topher was so excited, I let him put the star on top of the tree...it took a very long time, but we got it done.
I'm glad that I do my shopping so early. I HATE last minute shopping, it drives me crazy, plus when people open presents from me, I'm just as surprised as they are because after that many months, I can't remember what I got for them anyway. LOL! I'm looking forward to spending Christmas with Luke and Sara (Jon's sister and her husband) and of course their boys. I was a little disappointed when I found out that Jon doesn't get any days BEFORE Christmas off. He gets Christmas day and that weekend off, then back to work on Monday. I thought this would be the first Christmas when I don't get to be around any family (other than Jon and the boys). But Luke and Sara invited us to come open presents with them. And my aunt Melin only lives a few minutes from Luke and Sara, and her and her family will be at their home for Christmas, so we will get to see them too. YEAH-A-H! I'm super excited about that.
So, hey, if anyone is still reading this REALLY long blog...you can stop now, 'cause I don't have anything else to say. LOL! <3
Last night and the night before I was sure wishing that I had a camera that worked well in the dark. My boys are so cute. Ethan was crying (again...I think he might be teething...I hope) and Christopher said "Mom, E crying" (we all call Ethan "E") So I said "Let's go tell him everything is OK, and you can tell him night night." So we went into to Ethan's room...apparently, simply comforting Ethan wasn't good enough for Chris. He said "Mom, E rockby" (E needs a "rock-a-bye"). So Chris went and sat in the rocking chair and made sure I got Ethan's blanket for him so he wouldn't get cold. Then he sat there and rocked Ethan and sang "Rockby E, on treetop...wind blows...E rock...when breaks...cradle fall...Topher catch you...E and all" (I sing Rock-a-bye a little different than it's written). I will post a picture if I can get a decent one, it's SO cute. Topher takes such good care of his brother.
And, those of you on Facebook, will know that we didn't get to find out if we are having a boy or a girl...it was NOT a good day, we'll just say that. So we will find out on the 11th of December...assuming we don't have to reschedule AGAIN! This is the 3rd appointment we've had to find out, but we still don't know. The first one we decided to go home early for thanksgiving, so I was OK with that. The second one, Jon's boss (we won't say the words that I think about him, 'cause they aren't nice ones...) decided that Jon couldn't come because he needed to be at an emergency meeting (one of those "I could give you all the information in 5 minutes or less, but you need to be here for 2 hours to hear me space all the information out). So I loaded the boys into the van and started to head to Amber's house to drop the boys off...BUUUUUTTTT the stupid emergency break wouldn't budge (I think Jon still thinks we live in Butte). So I had to cancel AGAIN! This time I SWEAR...I will make it to that appointment if I have to WALK!
And unfortunately the "emergency meeting" at Jon's work was to tell them that they are laying off 2/3 of the company. And they were shutting down the main part of Jon's work. So we have to find a new job...it seems we can't stay anywhere for more than a year. ;) When I was cleaning just not long after we moved here, I came across all of the information that we had about people that had been hiring. I started to throw it away and I had the feeling to keep it. I thought "Why would I need to keep this? We have a job and it's just going to be sitting around collecting dust." Nonetheless, I still had the feeling that I should keep it...I hope I listened, unfortunately, I don't think I did. We are, however, grateful that we hadn't bought a house like we were in the process of doing. We had the house picked out and we were already planning how we could paint it and where we could build more rooms when we needed them...but we both had the feeling that we should wait. We didn't know why and we were worried that the house would get sold before we got the chance to get it...well, that house would have been IMPOSSIBLE to sell had we gone ahead and got it, because the previous owners have only had it about 3 months (they had arthritis in their knees and the house didn't have any bedrooms or bathrooms on the main floor, so they didn't really have the option of not using the stairs). Plus, without the cement plant in full force, Inkom is going to become a ghost town, the majority of people who live there are there to be close to the plant. So trying to sell a house that would have been through 2 different owners in less than 6 months in a town that more people are going to be leaving than coming, would have been a very hard thing to do...thankfully we listened to that prompting.
We find out next week what kind of "severance pay" we will be getting to see what our next move is going to be. But I know that everything will work out. Thankfully I listened to the prompting that we needed to get our food storage going too...we don't need it yet, but it's possible that we might. So we might just pay off the rest of our lease and look for a job from here. We might move in with my parents, or his parents, or we might move into the house behind Grandma and Grandpa Savage's house. They say in this family you aren't "really" married until you live in that house...so apparently Jon and I aren't really married. :) hehehe. We are also trying to decide what would be best to do with the baby. If it would be better to stay here with my Doctor or try to find another Doctor wherever we end up moving. If we stay here all of the kids but Ethan have had to move when they we VERY little (Ethan was 6 months old...Chris was 2 weeks old and this baby will be about 3 weeks old - give or take). Moving with ONE was hard when they are that small...I don't know if I want to find out what it's like moving with 3...a 3 year old...a 1 year old...and a 3 week old. But I suppose we'll pray about it and hope that we are listening.
But for now, it's Christmas time in our house. We just put up the tree (Topher did most of the decorating). I will post pictures when I get them. Right now the sun is out and the tree has to be in front of the window so any pictures I took wouldn't turn out very well. Topher was so excited, I let him put the star on top of the tree...it took a very long time, but we got it done.
I'm glad that I do my shopping so early. I HATE last minute shopping, it drives me crazy, plus when people open presents from me, I'm just as surprised as they are because after that many months, I can't remember what I got for them anyway. LOL! I'm looking forward to spending Christmas with Luke and Sara (Jon's sister and her husband) and of course their boys. I was a little disappointed when I found out that Jon doesn't get any days BEFORE Christmas off. He gets Christmas day and that weekend off, then back to work on Monday. I thought this would be the first Christmas when I don't get to be around any family (other than Jon and the boys). But Luke and Sara invited us to come open presents with them. And my aunt Melin only lives a few minutes from Luke and Sara, and her and her family will be at their home for Christmas, so we will get to see them too. YEAH-A-H! I'm super excited about that.
So, hey, if anyone is still reading this REALLY long blog...you can stop now, 'cause I don't have anything else to say. LOL! <3
Sunday, November 30, 2008
It's good to be home!
I am SO tired of traveling...I'm glad to be home! On the other hand I already miss my family. We had loads of fun...and food! I was so excited to go home (I know it sounds silly) because I really missed having a ton of pies for Thanksgiving. Jon doesn't like pies so if we had it here I can only make as many pies as I can eat (which doesn't leave a lot of variety). And I was not disappointed with the amount of pies at my Grandma and Grandpa Savage's house...there was plenty to go around. We all (Eric, Stephanie, Michelle, Charlie, Jon and I) had a lot of fun playing Monopoly. I'm sure it's not "technically" the way it's supposed to be played, but we all had a lot of fun (especially Jon and I 'cause we won...we ended up playing couples at the end because we were all conspiring against the others and helping our spouses anyhow, so we made it official). We also (Everyone in the immediate family except Eric and Stephanie and Jon...he was with his family) went to "black friday". We decided to go to Cody since we wanted to spend time with Eric and Stephanie. I was thoroughly confused...everyone there was all "Oh, excuse me" and "Sorry, I wasn't watching" and if they heard you were looking for something they said "Oh, I think I saw that on this or that isle." I have NEVER seen a "black friday" like that. In fact I was thinking of the first "black friday" that Jon and I went to when we were married. We just decided to go home because I was pregnant with Christopher and everyone kept shoving me into my cart and it kept hitting me in the stomach. We decided that even if they were GIVING things away, no sale was worth losing our baby over. So with everyone being so polite we were in and out sooner than I usually am with just regular shopping. We went to the express line which went real quick because hardly anyone who goes to Wal*mart on "black friday" don't have few enough items to go into the express lane. :)
So I got to see all of my family except for Brian and his family. We might get to see them for a little while over Christmas. We are going to Luke and Sara's for Christmas, but Chris Lanterman is coming home for Christmas, so Jon was thinking about going to see him for the weekend. So if he goes and the roads from Livingston to Lovell are alright, then we can see my family for Christmas. Yeah! So now we are going to put up the tree today and hope we can find our decorations, if not, we are going to go buy new ones tomorrow.
And tomorrow we get to find out if we are going to have a boy or a girl! I still think that the baby is a girl. But we will see. I will update everyone when I find out what we are having. We are all very excited about it.
So I got to see all of my family except for Brian and his family. We might get to see them for a little while over Christmas. We are going to Luke and Sara's for Christmas, but Chris Lanterman is coming home for Christmas, so Jon was thinking about going to see him for the weekend. So if he goes and the roads from Livingston to Lovell are alright, then we can see my family for Christmas. Yeah! So now we are going to put up the tree today and hope we can find our decorations, if not, we are going to go buy new ones tomorrow.
And tomorrow we get to find out if we are going to have a boy or a girl! I still think that the baby is a girl. But we will see. I will update everyone when I find out what we are having. We are all very excited about it.
Friday, November 21, 2008
WHAT NOBODY TOLD ME ABOUT HAVING A BABY!
...that it was humanly possible to love someone else THIS much.
...that someone straight from God Himself could love ME this much.
...that so many songs would make me start sobbing uncontrollably ("Where are you going my little one...little one".
...that a child could wake me up 15 times before 3 am and I'd still want to hold him long after he fell asleep. (Depending on the reason he woke you up of course) :)
...that a sick child would be more of a worry and less of a burden.
...that fingers slammed in a door could hurt SO much when they weren't even my fingers.
...that by the time the 2nd child came along I would actually be afraid that I wouldn't have enough love to go around.
...that no matter how many children I have my love will multiply between them - not divide.
...that when someone gives you advice (aside from close family or close friends) the general rule should be to smile, nod your head and then ignore them...some people are just nosy and need something to complain about so they figure an easy target would be a hormonal woman who is questioning everything she does already...JUST IGNORE THEM!
...that I could ever value someone else's life over my own (Well, okay, my Mom told me that, but I didn't REALLY understand until I had my own children).
...that when I would leave my child with my Mom for the first time I would give her instructions on how to care for my child like she's a pre-teen who's never taken care of a child before - and she will just nod and listen because she knows she's raised a Mother who cares about her children. LOL
...that my Mother, who seemingly knew nothing when I was a teenager, would suddenly become the wisest woman in the world who knows EVERYTHING!
...that I would be confused when someone tells my child that the Savior loves them more than their parents because I just can't fathom ANYONE loving this child more than me.
...that a room full of happy, screaming, running, jumping, bouncing-off-the-wall, children could be relaxing.
...that I would finally realize that all those years when my Mom would say she loved me, when I was un-lovable to everyone else, she was actually telling the truth.
...that such a little body could hold such a giant spirit.
...how wonderful it would feel every morning when my child would say (verbally or otherwise) "I love you, Mom"
...how the word "Mom" can make you smile or make you cringe depending on the tone of voice it is said with.
...that a Johnson and Johnson commercial could make me cry.
...how many nights I would spend laying awake worrying about them when they're not even old enough to leave the house by themselves yet.
...that I would be one of those parents that cries when I think about my child growing up, going to school, dating (AHHHH!), going to college, going on a mission and then marrying a girl that will never be good enough for him...and he's not even potty-trained yet.
...that I would rely so heavily on what my parents taught me about my Heavenly Father.
...that I could ever be so grateful for the power of prayer and the power of the priesthood.
And the one thing that MANY Mothers have told me about having a baby...the worry and sleepless nights only get worse as they get older...Enjoy them while they are young, they grow up so fast...when your child needs you you'll know what to do. And one of my favorites: When I asked my Mother-in-law how she survived raising my husband (and with her sanity intact nonetheless) her answer: I prayed...A LOT!
Loves and hugs to all the Mothers who have raised such wonderful kids...and those of us who are raising kids and just praying we aren't screwing up too bad...and especially to the honorary Mothers who don't have children of their own, but are always there to step in when the Moms of the world are at wits end. <3
...that someone straight from God Himself could love ME this much.
...that so many songs would make me start sobbing uncontrollably ("Where are you going my little one...little one".
...that a child could wake me up 15 times before 3 am and I'd still want to hold him long after he fell asleep. (Depending on the reason he woke you up of course) :)
...that a sick child would be more of a worry and less of a burden.
...that fingers slammed in a door could hurt SO much when they weren't even my fingers.
...that by the time the 2nd child came along I would actually be afraid that I wouldn't have enough love to go around.
...that no matter how many children I have my love will multiply between them - not divide.
...that when someone gives you advice (aside from close family or close friends) the general rule should be to smile, nod your head and then ignore them...some people are just nosy and need something to complain about so they figure an easy target would be a hormonal woman who is questioning everything she does already...JUST IGNORE THEM!
...that I could ever value someone else's life over my own (Well, okay, my Mom told me that, but I didn't REALLY understand until I had my own children).
...that when I would leave my child with my Mom for the first time I would give her instructions on how to care for my child like she's a pre-teen who's never taken care of a child before - and she will just nod and listen because she knows she's raised a Mother who cares about her children. LOL
...that my Mother, who seemingly knew nothing when I was a teenager, would suddenly become the wisest woman in the world who knows EVERYTHING!
...that I would be confused when someone tells my child that the Savior loves them more than their parents because I just can't fathom ANYONE loving this child more than me.
...that a room full of happy, screaming, running, jumping, bouncing-off-the-wall, children could be relaxing.
...that I would finally realize that all those years when my Mom would say she loved me, when I was un-lovable to everyone else, she was actually telling the truth.
...that such a little body could hold such a giant spirit.
...how wonderful it would feel every morning when my child would say (verbally or otherwise) "I love you, Mom"
...how the word "Mom" can make you smile or make you cringe depending on the tone of voice it is said with.
...that a Johnson and Johnson commercial could make me cry.
...how many nights I would spend laying awake worrying about them when they're not even old enough to leave the house by themselves yet.
...that I would be one of those parents that cries when I think about my child growing up, going to school, dating (AHHHH!), going to college, going on a mission and then marrying a girl that will never be good enough for him...and he's not even potty-trained yet.
...that I would rely so heavily on what my parents taught me about my Heavenly Father.
...that I could ever be so grateful for the power of prayer and the power of the priesthood.
And the one thing that MANY Mothers have told me about having a baby...the worry and sleepless nights only get worse as they get older...Enjoy them while they are young, they grow up so fast...when your child needs you you'll know what to do. And one of my favorites: When I asked my Mother-in-law how she survived raising my husband (and with her sanity intact nonetheless) her answer: I prayed...A LOT!
Loves and hugs to all the Mothers who have raised such wonderful kids...and those of us who are raising kids and just praying we aren't screwing up too bad...and especially to the honorary Mothers who don't have children of their own, but are always there to step in when the Moms of the world are at wits end. <3
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Cute Pictures
I told my Mom I would put some of the cute pictures on my blog...This one is one of my favorites. Christopher heard Ethan crying (he didn't want to go to sleep), so he went into Ethan's room and climbed in his crib to comfort him. He stayed there until Ethan stopped crying and then he made sure he had enough toys to keep him busy so he wouldn't get sad again...Christopher is VERY protective of his little brother. I thought it was ADORABLE!
Ethan had his first Experience with headphones. He was confused at first...
Then he was enjoying it...so much that when I took them back he threw a fit and a half.
This one was my favorite of the "headphone pictures". Just after I put them on he had this look on his face like "Mom, there is music in my head." He thought it was pretty cool.
This is Christopher's favorite pasttime...excersizing with Dad.
Christopher will go in our room and grab the fuse (that's what Jon is lifting him with) and hand it to Daddy, then he will just hang there until Daddy picks him up. It's very cute.
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