Slacking on the blogging!
We've been busier than normal. Right now, Treyson and I are in Kansas to visit and for my best friend's (from HS) wedding. It's been a blast, but I think I'm more tired than before we came! All worth it! Poor Trevor has been left home, slaving over the bovines and working 12+hour days. I guess it all evens out when you consider the 20lb pack of potatos I currently carry on my front (uh....and thighs) and the 26 lb child I heft around in my arms. You'd think with all this weight lifting, I would NOT be getting soft. Jokes on me.
Everyone in the wedding, including the Priest, about had an ulcer watching me walk up the 5 ceramic steps to the podium, TWICE, in 3 inch heels in order to do the readings at the wedding ceremony. I didn't trip and didn't stutter. Praise the Lord.
Here's the only picture I have managed to acquire. My skinny hot friend is Brooke, the bride. The girl in the mumu is me. Are we seeing the huge belly growth? It practically covers up Brooke in this picture. And yes, Spray tans are God's gift to white girls.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Kansas
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Sunday, October 10, 2010
Second Generations
A couple weeks ago, Angela Rose and Colton were in town visiting her sister in Boise. Angela and Mike were both friends with Trevor and I freshmen year. It's crazy to see we have kids the same age now! I love how so many of our college friends will have kids all at BYU together in a few years! (Yes. Our kids will be cougars. They have no choice...well, Harvard is acceptable too.)
It was pretty much impossible to get a picture of these two together.....
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Your Guess
Quick version of the story: Went in for a routine checkup. Doctor only heard one heartbeat on the moniter. Called for an u/s. Turns out, both babies had SAME. EXACT. HEART RATE. Pretty rare, but nothing at all wrong. This is why the doctor wondered if it was just one heartbeat. The u/s tech did a QUICK look at the genders. I was a little worried since Trevor wasn't there, but he assured me I should find out if possible. Treyson WAS there, playing in the u/s goop. He thought it was great.
So let me know what YOU think looking at these ultrasound shots. Sorry they aren't very clear. Picture of a picture obviously. Can you guess which is which? How sure are you? The U/S tech said at 17 weeks, she can only be 75% sure. This is why Trevor at first wanted to wait to tell people....but we'll see for sure Oct. 29.
BIG BROTHER WHO WEARS THESE BOOTS EVERYWHERE and HATES pictures: BABY B:
BABY A:
No matter what the genders are, we really don't have a preference. I know that sounds cliche, but it's really true. We're just praying harder than ever in our lives that things go smoothly, and these babies are able to come out HEALTHY.
Oh, and the tech thinks baby B is a boy and baby A is a girl. BUT, baby A is obviously a little more difficult to tell. It does look different than baby B's obvious man parts.Thanks for your excitement.
It makes US excited and worry less.
Okay, just me. Trevor doesn't ever worry. :)
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Friday, October 1, 2010
Names
Or are we just dysfunctional.....
Naming TWO children is like pulling teeth, with tweezers.
Every name I love for a boy has TRevor convinced he will develop homosexual tendencies (the baby. Not trevor).
Every name for a girl HE picks out makes me feel like her future profession will involved a POLE. Trevor likes the name TIMBER for a girl. Forget the fact that I am the shortest in MY family at 5'8 (brothers/dad all far over 6ft., mom 6 ft.) or that Trevor has a sister who is 6'0" (Plays bball at UVU). Yes, we should name our daughter, who has the potential to be very tall and thin...TIMBER. THAT wouldn't get her made fun of!
Not to mention twins have to sound okay TOGETHER, but not SO similar that they are Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. We actually liked the names Jack and Colby. Till we switched the order. Kill me.
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