
Cameron was not super excited about putting his hand in the pumpkin. Which is funny because last year he didn't care at all about it, and Tiernan was scared. They've changed roles apparently.
Cameron was not super excited about putting his hand in the pumpkin. Which is funny because last year he didn't care at all about it, and Tiernan was scared. They've changed roles apparently.
ONE healthy baby with a little heartbeat. I still wonder where the other baby was hiding!!
Baby B was being a little bit shy (probably the one that was hiding before!!) Plus, it was further from my cervix and harder to see. My sister is convinced that he/she is the sneaky one and the other is a showboat. :)
We're still processing through the idea of having a four year old, two year old, and newborn twins. YIKES! The logistics are a little bit frightening. But I am choosing to view this as an amazing BLESSING from the Lord. I prayed so hard for so long for babies, and here they are! I'm only at 9 weeks right now, so not quite out of the "danger zone" as far as miscarriages go. I'm trying so hard not to be paralyzed by the thought that something bad might happen. So for now we are praying endlessly, for a safe pregnancy and healthy babies, and that my anxiety would be calmed. I can't wait to meet them!
Tiernan loves building forts in our living room. It was so cute when both boys cuddled under the blanket together.
And on a totally other note, here is my (read, Ethan's) pet project. Ever since we mounted our flat screen tv it's just been hanging out randomly about our old tv stand-there was this huge blank space on the wall that had been bugging me. Plus, the tv stand was open and the boys thought nothing was funner than pushing all the buttons on the DVD player and Wii (and VCR-shhh-I promise we really are not 65-who still has a VCR really? But I digress...) Anyway I told Ethan that I wanted a dresser for underneath, but it needed to be pretty specific measurements not only to fit the shorty wall, but also be tall under the tv. Oh, and it also needed to have doors to contain all the toys/books/aforementioned electrical equipment. You would not think this is so difficult, eh?
So after months and months of combing Craigslist-I was just sure I could find a better deal there-I finally found the most God-awful ugly old lady buffet/dresser. Yes, I am kicking myself for not taking before/after pictures-I am a rookie after all! So after primer, four coats of paint (hated the first shade) fixing the drawers, etc. etc. here it is in all it's glory. Don't tell Ethan but I'm pretty sure we probably spent as much fixing up my "find" as if I would have just bought brand new. Grrrr. But what a sense of accomplishment! I'm sure that's exactly what Ethan feels. BTW I totally chickened out. I originally had a lighter shade of blue and I was this close to putting on red knobs....but I suppose I'm still too much of a chromaphobe. Plus I hated the first blue, and I'm so glad I re-painted it and now have bling-y glass knobs. Yes, I just used the word bling-y!
Cameron was not super excited about it. I think he was more angry about wearing the helmet.
One of the days we went for a hike. Here we are at the "top." It was so windy! Okay, so maybe Wyoming still fits that bill...
Pointing at the waterfall down below
I got some beautiful shots of the mountains up there.
Cameron loves riding in the hiking backpack. It's a whole new world up there!
The start of our hike. Tiernan was so mad that we were walking on relatively flat trail. He kept asking when we were going to go hiking and pointing up the mountains and asking to go there. He must be a boy, wanting to conquer!
So against my better judgement I let Ethan convince me to drive the 4Runner on a trail. He tried to tell me that it would be dirt road the whole way. Uh huh. On the map it only looked like maybe 5-6 miles....it took us literally 2.5 hours to drive it because it was so bumpy, rocky, muddy, etc. etc. Keep in mind we had two small children in car seats in the back and NO cell phone service. So if something would have broken on my car....it could have been interesting. Ethan thought it was SOOO awesome-I was trying not to yell at him for taking us on this trail we'd never been on. In the end everything worked out okay and Ethan felt like a real man because he took us over these big rocks. And yes, that is what we drove the 4Runner over.



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