Will was born on February 10th via c-section, he was a whopping 8 lbs 12 oz 21.26 inches long.
Finally getting around to blogging about our trip to the State Fair. Our first stop was to visit all the animals in the barnyards.
This is a post of all the random things I had to blog about, but didn't get around to. Please enjoy!
David is holding a 3 pound cinnamon roll that could probably feed 10-12 people. He brought three home for his pregnant wife. Hmmmm. Don't worry, I did share...a little. We saw them on one of our new favorite shows, Man vs Food and couldn't resist. Dave is in San Antonio quite a bit on business, so he carted some back on one of his flights. YUM!
David's company has been great to work for. They support their employees, have great benefits, and even send them swine flu prevention packages. I thought it was hysterical, but appreciated the gesture none the less. Dave is in and out of hospitals all day long, so I can definitely see where they are coming from. Inside each packet is kleenex, purell, face masks, and gloves. Stay away piggies!
I made those pumpkin chocolate chip muffins you see in the picture above and they were really good. I know, my family is gasping, I'm not exactly known for being a Betty Crocker in the kitchen. For some reason, I think that I have cooked/ baked more in the last two weeks than I have in our entire 10 years of marriage. I'm thinking it might have something to do with the little alien that I'm incubating right now. We'll see how long this cooking thing lasts!
The above and below picture were taken at the Fisher Family Reunion this past July. I love Wesley's face in each of these. His blue steel impression above cracks me up!
Here is another classic Wesley face. This is right after we dropped Emilee off for her very first day of Play School. He burst into tears when he saw the empty car seat next to him. It is so cute to see how much they like to be around each other.
Em getting ready to go to her first day of Play School. She loves to see Ryan (whom she calls Lion), and is so excited to put on her "pack pack."
This last picture is for Aunt Sheri. She loves the vintage Gap dress and so does her momma. Thanks again!!
Hi guys! It's been a while since we've last chatted. A lot has happened - and I mean a lot.
If you've glanced down at the picture below you'll understand why I have been a little out of sorts lately. Baby #3 is joining us in February and this time we are doing it the old fashioned way. This was a VERY UNEXPECTED pleasant surprise. There is a reason our two kiddos are adopted! We've been married for 10 years, and this was not anywhere on our radar. In fact, my good friend Amy had to tell me I was pregnant after I called her saying that I was feeling sick, and couldn't figure out what was wrong, and why it wouldn't go away. You know that TLC show, I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant? That was me - absolutely oblivious. We had been told that the odds were not in our favor to ever become pregnant (we paid a lot of money for that great assessment) so the thought never crossed my mind. When this baby is born, we will have had 3 kids in 37 months. Good gravy - saying that out loud makes me want to hyperventilate.
The baby is healthy and seems to be quite the feisty little mover and shaker. Every sono we have, that child is bouncing all over the place. We are excited, extremely grateful, and a little nervous for this next adventure. We'll keep you posted!
Just realized that I forgot to blog about Wesley's birthday. It's hard being the second child! 
Wesley had a great time diving into his cupcake.
He was quite concerned when he got icing on his hand that he couldn't get off!
I think Emilee had more fun with Wesley's presents than he did! 
He had a great time and we are so thankful that he was able to join our family. He makes us laugh and keeps us on our toes. 
Happy Birthday Wes!
We found out two weeks ago that Em is going to need a second round of ear tubes and her adenoids removed. Her canals are still so small that they can't clear fluid out of her ears. She had another not so stellar hearing test and they are hopeful that this will get her hearing back within an acceptable range. Poor little thing doesn't go into surgery until 10:00 tomorrow, and she can't eat or drink anything after midnight. Any thoughts on how to distract a 2 year old
who won't get milk or breakfast in the morning? I'm making these ...
...today in hopes that they will help with the sore throat she is going to have tomorrow. Oh, and did I mention that David will be out of town tomorrow. Tomorrow was their first available appointment, and I didn't want to wait another two weeks to get her in, so it should be interesting day. Thankfully, David's parents are watching Wesley for me in the morning. Wish us luck!!
