Monday, April 30, 2012

Coming this Fall...

The nauseousness, extreme tiredness, and clothes getting tight isn't going anywhere anytime soon. We are so happy to announce baby #2 will be making its arrival the end of October!



It has been a long wait, lots of tests, lots of money, ovulation fun, and a round of Clomid, but we couldn't be more thrilled!

Monday, April 23, 2012

Yellowstone Bear World

This past weekend (and the next 2), Yellowstone Bear World is having half off admission so we decided to check it out. It was definitely worth it. David loved seeing all the animals. As we were driving through the bear part, you are to drive about 5 mph and encouraged not to stop. Well, what do you do when a bear is walking right in front of your car? STOP! Haha. Mark and David did not enjoy this (Mark, because the bear was "decreasing the value of our car" and David just because.)


They had a nice petting zoo that had chickens, ducks, goats, a pig and a few more. David throughly enjoyed running through the chicken house and splashing in the puddles.




They also had little feeders all along the petting zoo so you could feed the animals.


There was also a little exhibit of baby bears that are being hand raised. 




 Here are just a few other random pictures from our little trip. We will definitely being going back.




Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Stitches

This is not going to be a happy update like I had planned. We have been such beautiful weather the last couple days (which is very welcome especially after last weeks snow fall). Anyways, with this beautiful weather, we have been spending a lot of time at the park. Today was no different, beautiful weather, slight breeze, until IT happened. David was playing on the playground equipment. All of a sudden, another mom is carrying my child to me and says he fell off the top step and hit his face. I stand him in front of me and give him a good look over when Mark sees blood on his hand and then I see it gushing from his chin. My heart sinks. I call the Doctor because I can't tell how deep it is due to the large amount of blood. They tell me to bring him right over. We walk in and try to clean it up and he freaks out even more. They numb it and let it sit for a few minutes before he does the stitches. I lay back in the chair and hold him along with Mark and Paola (my favorite nurse). He was thrashing all over, screaming, crying, sweating. It was awful. As soon as they were done, Mark took David out to the car while I got all the instructions and made the (dreadful) follow-up appointment.


Then we took him out for ice cream. Ice cream can heal the world as my dad says. And its true, it helped David feel better. His poor chin/mouth was a little numb so he dripped a little.


He is fast asleep now, I've got some laundry to do (blood to get out of clothes), but I will update happier things soon.