Guess the Gender!

Kyle and I finally got to find out what gender our baby is! I thought it was a boy, Kyle was worried that since we couldn't agree on a boy's name that we would only get girl babies. Only my mom and one of my friends thought it was girl. So who was right? Well...It's a BOY! The doctor decided he was a very stubborn child, because he wouldn't uncurl (his feet were by his head most of the time), making maneuvering around his body difficult during the ultrasound.

We haven't been able to settle on a boy name, so let us know what your vote is! These are the ones we are deciding between: Christian, Tanner, Sawyer, Keagan, Dillan.

This is a profile of the baby. You can really only see his bones (the white stuff).
His head is on the left, his spine goes across the top, and his legs curl under him.

That is his foot. I think just to the left of it is head head.

This is his face, it really looks like a skull. He better get cuter!

The sideways heart in the middle is his legs,

and the thing sticking out of the middle of the heart is his "boy part" as the doctor likes to call it.

These were my latest sewing projects, they're a birthday present for my niece.

The Baby is Taking Over the Apartment!

We are only half way through this pregnancy and the baby is already making a mess: gifts are beginning to clutter our apartment! We got the crib and put it together last week (now all the gifts are hidden away in the crib). Then we realized that the bedroom had to be rearranged and cleaned out to make space for this new adventure. We even had to change sides of the bed so Kellie could go to the bathroom during the night.

Here's the new and almost completely improved bedroom:

The Crib!

Here are some pics of Kellie's Belly, she is 21 (out of 40) weeks along.

The Good Old Days

When Kyle and I were dating, we did a lot of cool things (funny how that stops once you get married). These are pictures of a trip we took to see Corkscrew Canyon in Arizona. It makes me miss that adventurous time in our lives.




This canyon was actually formed by water rushing through during flash floods. It is only about 200 feet long, and on each end of the canyon it opens up to flat sand. Amazing the unexpected things that nature can do.

My First Post!

I would like to first point out that my mother-in-law started a blog more than 6 months ago, so I'm feeling pretty behind. Now I am officially up-to-date in the world for having a blog for my family.

I am 20 weeks pregnant, and have started having hormone problems. Yesterday I cried uncontrollably for no reason. Finally I called my friend, who made me laugh so I could finally calm down a little.

Kyle has Thursday and Friday off, so we are looking forward to a nice long weekend.

Now all I have to figure out is how to get pictures on here ;)