Chris spent basically all weekend finishing mudding and sanding, and FRAMING THE CLOSET!! We are super excited!
Thanks to wonderful family and friends in the ward, we currently have a rotating saw, nail gun, and power sander on loan! We are grateful for friends and their help!
Monday, July 28, 2014
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Remodel phase 2
The walls are taped, mudded, and sanded. Next step: Make a closet. I am super excited for this part!
Monday, July 14, 2014
Movie outtakes
There are several movies that I tried to shoot of Davis with his little announcement. Here are some that didn't make the cut, but they are still pretty cute!
These were taken in the bathtub, because I figured the chances of being able to keep him in one place for the whole video was better:
Sunday, July 13, 2014
It's all about the sex
Davis has an announcement to make:
We had an ultrasound last Wednesday and got a picture that looked like this:
The ultrasound tech said she was pretty sure it was a girl. I showed the picture to my dad, and he says that it is a 90% possibility of it being a girl.
So, it looks like we are having a girl in December!
We had an ultrasound last Wednesday and got a picture that looked like this:
The ultrasound tech said she was pretty sure it was a girl. I showed the picture to my dad, and he says that it is a 90% possibility of it being a girl.
So, it looks like we are having a girl in December!
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Fathers' Day
Oops! I forgot to mention Fathers' Day in my mad posting yesterday. We had a great Fathers' Day, and were able to have my dad and grandpa over for dinner to celebrate. Here are some pictures.
A cute little boy saying Happy Fathers' Day to his daddy:
A candy bar poster:
Some yummy chocolates:
The candy bar poster. Yes, I feel creative:
Chris is the best dad in the world! I love that he is a good husband AND a good dad. Chris comes home early every Tuesday to watch Davis while I go to mutual. It is so fun for them to have father-son bonding time. Yesterday, they went out in the backyard and played a lot of games, including "put grass in daddy's mouth," and a favorite, "throw rocks." I am so lucky to have Chris as a great husband, and Davis is so lucky to have him as a great daddy. Life doesn't get any better than this!
A cute little boy saying Happy Fathers' Day to his daddy:
A candy bar poster:
Some yummy chocolates:
The candy bar poster. Yes, I feel creative:
Chris is the best dad in the world! I love that he is a good husband AND a good dad. Chris comes home early every Tuesday to watch Davis while I go to mutual. It is so fun for them to have father-son bonding time. Yesterday, they went out in the backyard and played a lot of games, including "put grass in daddy's mouth," and a favorite, "throw rocks." I am so lucky to have Chris as a great husband, and Davis is so lucky to have him as a great daddy. Life doesn't get any better than this!
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Portland
Chris grew up in Portland. He has always wanted to take me to Portland to see where he grew up. His friend got married and had a reception, so he decided that it was a perfect opportunity to go see friends. We left on a Wednesday and came back on Sunday. It was a very fun trip. There was a lot of driving, which drove Davis and I a little nutty at times, but we did well overall.
We stopped on our way in Ontario, Oregon. My mom grew up in Ontario, so it was fun to see the sights. Her house was up for sale, so we knocked on the door and asked if we could take a look. It was very fun to see the place where I have so many memories from childhood.
We also went to the cemetery to see the graves of my family members.
Davis was bribed to come take a picture with a cracker.
We spent the night in La Grande on Wednesday, and then went the rest of the way on Thursday. Davis had a hard time getting to sleep, so Chris helped him.
What a great daddy. In the night, I got up to use the restroom and was worried that Davis was cold. I went to pick him up, and he was shivering. Chris said we should put him in bed with us.
The next day, we drove the rest of the way to Portland. We stopped to stretch in Arlington, Oregon. There was a cute little park just off the side of the road. Davis decided that the cool thing to do was to roll down the hill(he learned that from Grandpa the week before), then run to the stairs and walk up and then roll down the hill again. And then he found the water. It was SO MEAN of us to not let him soak himself in it!
We saw Chris's old house (and the infamous place where a bush used to live until it was burned by the Rusch boys)
We went to the Tillamook Cheese Factory and ate some delicious grilled cheese sandwiches, then went to the coast. Here we are at the coast.
Here is Chris with his friend, David Weiler
The walk to the coast was beautiful!
Davis found some puddles that he thought were very cool. He put his forehead in one, just to try it out
When we got to the coast, he was amazed by the sand. And threw it all over himself.
And then there was the ocean:
The clothes that I thought he would wear to the wedding reception that night? Yeah, didn't happen. He was so tired that he took his 2nd nap on the way home.
This is actually a picture of the first nap. You can tell, because his clothes don't have sand all over them.
Then we went to the wedding reception and saw all of Chris's friends. Davis made a friend too.
The reception was at a place that reminded Chris of Lord of the Rings:
After the reception, we headed to Pendleton, Oregon and spent the night there so we could go to sacrament meeting. Then, on Sunday, we made the long drive home. It was a great and much-needed vacation!
We stopped on our way in Ontario, Oregon. My mom grew up in Ontario, so it was fun to see the sights. Her house was up for sale, so we knocked on the door and asked if we could take a look. It was very fun to see the place where I have so many memories from childhood.
We also went to the cemetery to see the graves of my family members.
Davis was bribed to come take a picture with a cracker.
We spent the night in La Grande on Wednesday, and then went the rest of the way on Thursday. Davis had a hard time getting to sleep, so Chris helped him.
What a great daddy. In the night, I got up to use the restroom and was worried that Davis was cold. I went to pick him up, and he was shivering. Chris said we should put him in bed with us.
The next day, we drove the rest of the way to Portland. We stopped to stretch in Arlington, Oregon. There was a cute little park just off the side of the road. Davis decided that the cool thing to do was to roll down the hill(he learned that from Grandpa the week before), then run to the stairs and walk up and then roll down the hill again. And then he found the water. It was SO MEAN of us to not let him soak himself in it!
We saw Chris's old house (and the infamous place where a bush used to live until it was burned by the Rusch boys)
We went to the Tillamook Cheese Factory and ate some delicious grilled cheese sandwiches, then went to the coast. Here we are at the coast.
Here is Chris with his friend, David Weiler
The walk to the coast was beautiful!
Davis found some puddles that he thought were very cool. He put his forehead in one, just to try it out
When we got to the coast, he was amazed by the sand. And threw it all over himself.
And then there was the ocean:
The clothes that I thought he would wear to the wedding reception that night? Yeah, didn't happen. He was so tired that he took his 2nd nap on the way home.
This is actually a picture of the first nap. You can tell, because his clothes don't have sand all over them.
Then we went to the wedding reception and saw all of Chris's friends. Davis made a friend too.
The reception was at a place that reminded Chris of Lord of the Rings:
After the reception, we headed to Pendleton, Oregon and spent the night there so we could go to sacrament meeting. Then, on Sunday, we made the long drive home. It was a great and much-needed vacation!
Remodeling phase 1
We decided to redo our bonus/TV room. We are very excited for this remodel.
Advantages:
Advantages:
- We are going to put in a toy closet! Hooray!
- We are going to have a little tile space at the back door
- We are going to do the tile by the garage
- It is not going to have paneling in it any more. We debated heavily about whether to take out the paneling or not. We are glad that we decided to do it.
- Not being able to use the garage while the furniture is in it.
- Not being able to use the room for a little while. But, in the end it will be worth it!
June
June is a great month in Idaho! Here is Davis on the floor at Grandma and Grandpa's house. I forget what he was doing. Probably just being silly.
Then we decided to remodel our bonus/TV room. More on that later. But, while we were cleaning out the garage, Davis was checking out the hose. It was squirting water into his mouth. That is more fun that a little boy can handle.
He completely soaked himself, which resulted in a bath later.
I decided to finally bust out my maternity clothes, at 15 weeks. Here is my 15 week picture.
So fun!
I went to Girls' Camp. Here are some selfies that we took in the car before leaving.
It was VERY COLD at Girls' Camp. I was not planning on it, but I left on Tuesday. Then I went back for testimony meeting on Thursday night. Chris came with me, which was very nice.
I also decided that Davis needed some new shoes, because his were DEAD. I found out that he has grown TWO SIZES since Christmas! He has certainly put a lot of love into these shoes. I had to take a picture before I threw them away. These are his first shoes that he actually wore, and he learned how to walk in them.
Then we decided to remodel our bonus/TV room. More on that later. But, while we were cleaning out the garage, Davis was checking out the hose. It was squirting water into his mouth. That is more fun that a little boy can handle.
He completely soaked himself, which resulted in a bath later.
I decided to finally bust out my maternity clothes, at 15 weeks. Here is my 15 week picture.
So fun!
I went to Girls' Camp. Here are some selfies that we took in the car before leaving.
It was VERY COLD at Girls' Camp. I was not planning on it, but I left on Tuesday. Then I went back for testimony meeting on Thursday night. Chris came with me, which was very nice.
I also decided that Davis needed some new shoes, because his were DEAD. I found out that he has grown TWO SIZES since Christmas! He has certainly put a lot of love into these shoes. I had to take a picture before I threw them away. These are his first shoes that he actually wore, and he learned how to walk in them.
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