Thursday, January 31, 2008
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
My Big Girl
I figured it was time to update our blog since Lexi is now walking. She got her courage a couple of weeks ago and took off. She does this cute little zombie walk with her arms out in front of her. She is definitly turning into a toddler, complete with temper tantrums and adult sized poops. I thought everyone would like to see a few videos (not of her poops). My favorite is the one of her dancing. Anytime music comes on she starts bouncing up and down. It cracks me up. I can't believe that she will be a year old this week. Time flies when you're having fun (and not pregnant).
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Honey, this one's for you
Jeff has been begging me to post these pictures of him and Lou Ferrigno (aka The Incredible Hulk). He came to Jeff's school and gave a lecture. I don't think I've seen Jeff so excited since Lexi was born. He made sure to sit front and center so that he had a bird's eye view. He was like a kid in a candy store! Enjoy the pictures and be sure to congratulate Jeff on his brief encounter with the Incredible Hulk.
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Christmas 2007
Well, Christmas has come and gone. Our 2nd anniversary has come and gone. Jeff and my birthdays have come and gone (Could we pack a little more into a two week period?). This year we spent Christmas with my parents in Scottsdale and it was lot's of fun. We did get off to a little bit of a rough start though. A few days before we left, Lexi came down with a stomach bug which was unfortunately accompanied by lovely diarrhea. The poor little thing was pooping through her clothes several times a day (by poor thing I mean me since I had to clean it up, although D'lonna did one too. Thanks D'lonna). So, our travel day comes and Lexi is still sick. So what are we going to do? Say some serious prayers and hope she doesn't explode on the plane. Luckily we made the trip and sweet Lexi waited until we got to my parents to poop through her clothes again (I apologize to everyone who doesn't have kids for the candid use of the word "poop". When you have children you'll understand). So our first few days at my parents involved feeding Lexi lots of crackers and bananas until she got better.
Next, Christmas eve rolls around and Lexi is finally getting back to her normal self. Well, Santa had other plans. While playing with Jeff, Lexi does a faceplate into my parents stone floor and chips her two front teeth. It went something like this...Lexi screaming, me crying, Lala and me looking for the tooth, me crying, Lala calling any dentists she knows, me crying, and finally a little more crying. It was definitly more traumatic for me. So now Lexi has a cute little snaggle tooth grin. Thank goodness baby teeth fall out. Oh, and did I mention that through this crazy first week, Lexi was getting her first molar.
After all that happened during that first week I was getting worried that Christmas was going to be a fiasco, but things made a turn for the better and we had a wonderful time. Christmas morning was very quiet with just the five of us, but was very nice. Of course, Lexi preferred playing with the wrapping paper and boxes more than any of her presents. We had a great Christmas dinner followed by a movie on Dad's 100 something inch screen in the theater. Who could ask for more?
On the 28th, we decided to take a road trip to Las Vegas to see Jerilyn's family. We only stayed one night, but got to enjoy William's birthday and play with the Jeep that Lala and Maude got him and Matthew for Christmas. It was so nice to see Jerilyn, Aaron, and the three boys.
We drove home from Las Vegas just a short 23 hours later and picked up a stow away. Actually, it was just Andrew who came along to spend some time at Lala and Maude's. It was great hanging out with him, except that he manages to bring the 14 year old out in my husband (not hard to do). Jeff and him had so much fun.
When we got back to Scottsdale, we were able to spend some time with Amy and Eric who had been in Utah for Christmas. Their kids are adorable and it was fun to get the two babies together, although Lexi was a bit of a chicken around London. I think it's because Lexi's an only child and the only crying she usually hears is her own.
So, basically that was our holiday. Pretty hectic I know. Thanks mom and dad for a great Christmas (and the 5 pounds that Jeff and I put on).
Next, Christmas eve rolls around and Lexi is finally getting back to her normal self. Well, Santa had other plans. While playing with Jeff, Lexi does a faceplate into my parents stone floor and chips her two front teeth. It went something like this...Lexi screaming, me crying, Lala and me looking for the tooth, me crying, Lala calling any dentists she knows, me crying, and finally a little more crying. It was definitly more traumatic for me. So now Lexi has a cute little snaggle tooth grin. Thank goodness baby teeth fall out. Oh, and did I mention that through this crazy first week, Lexi was getting her first molar.
After all that happened during that first week I was getting worried that Christmas was going to be a fiasco, but things made a turn for the better and we had a wonderful time. Christmas morning was very quiet with just the five of us, but was very nice. Of course, Lexi preferred playing with the wrapping paper and boxes more than any of her presents. We had a great Christmas dinner followed by a movie on Dad's 100 something inch screen in the theater. Who could ask for more?
On the 28th, we decided to take a road trip to Las Vegas to see Jerilyn's family. We only stayed one night, but got to enjoy William's birthday and play with the Jeep that Lala and Maude got him and Matthew for Christmas. It was so nice to see Jerilyn, Aaron, and the three boys.
We drove home from Las Vegas just a short 23 hours later and picked up a stow away. Actually, it was just Andrew who came along to spend some time at Lala and Maude's. It was great hanging out with him, except that he manages to bring the 14 year old out in my husband (not hard to do). Jeff and him had so much fun.
When we got back to Scottsdale, we were able to spend some time with Amy and Eric who had been in Utah for Christmas. Their kids are adorable and it was fun to get the two babies together, although Lexi was a bit of a chicken around London. I think it's because Lexi's an only child and the only crying she usually hears is her own.
So, basically that was our holiday. Pretty hectic I know. Thanks mom and dad for a great Christmas (and the 5 pounds that Jeff and I put on).
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