We recently lost a roommate, and a pet . . . it's ok, she just got married and moved out. Ryan and I had the priveledge of living with a wonderful woman and her amazing dog! We will miss both of them so much, but we are excited for them as they get to start on this new chapter in their lives. Here are some pictures to remember:
Here is Ginger 2 years later
she LOVES the snow!
Justin has a pretty cool dog also - here is Connor sleeping on Ryan's head
We love you guys and are so happy for you!!!
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Half way there!
There is so much to celebrate this time of year! Ryan and I are celebrating the fact that we are officially half way through our pregnancy. This photo was taken at our friends wedding last weekend on the day I was 20 weeks. So here is my belly! My 20 week belly! The photo is a little awkward because I was trying to show it off, but you can get the idea. We are both blown away by the miracle that this pregnancy is - that a life is being formed. It is truly an undeniable testament of God's presence and awesome powers. What an amazing experience!
Another thing to celebrate this time of year of course is the birth of Jesus Christ. I love Christmas time, not because I am good at decorating or making crafts or baking, but because of the love that seems to abound and enjoying other people. Intentional time spent with family and friends. I cannot think of many things I enjoy more than being in the company of those I love. And the holidays seem to bring people together. Speaking of family . . . I love my brother! And boy does he know how to celebrate the Christmas season. Maybe you have seen him driving around Seattle in this: His Christmas Pickup!
That is right, it is a real Noble Fir with colored lights and all in the bed of my brothers truck. He is getting so many honks, thumbs up, and people even taking pictures of him (while driving down I-5, Scary!). Tim, I love that you have done this and put a smile on so many people's faces! It is the kind of cheer Seattle needs. Anyone know how to get this on the news?????
Happy Holidays!!!!
Another thing to celebrate this time of year of course is the birth of Jesus Christ. I love Christmas time, not because I am good at decorating or making crafts or baking, but because of the love that seems to abound and enjoying other people. Intentional time spent with family and friends. I cannot think of many things I enjoy more than being in the company of those I love. And the holidays seem to bring people together. Speaking of family . . . I love my brother! And boy does he know how to celebrate the Christmas season. Maybe you have seen him driving around Seattle in this: His Christmas Pickup!
That is right, it is a real Noble Fir with colored lights and all in the bed of my brothers truck. He is getting so many honks, thumbs up, and people even taking pictures of him (while driving down I-5, Scary!). Tim, I love that you have done this and put a smile on so many people's faces! It is the kind of cheer Seattle needs. Anyone know how to get this on the news?????
Happy Holidays!!!!
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Home Improvement
Ryan has been hard at work lately getting the house fixed up - this will continue until the baby comes. Here is one of his projects that he recently finished. This picture is of our fireplace and mantle as it was when we moved in (and stayed that way for 4 years). It was brick painted gray - pretty boring.
Here is the final project after some slate tile, new trim, paint, and a lot of hard work. Didn't he do a good job?!?!?!
We will keep you all posted on the rest of the projects. Next up: The Nursery!!!
Here is the final project after some slate tile, new trim, paint, and a lot of hard work. Didn't he do a good job?!?!?!
We will keep you all posted on the rest of the projects. Next up: The Nursery!!!
Friday, December 01, 2006
The Name Game
Ryan recently heard on the radio that it costs approximately $800,000 to have and raise a child to the age of 18 (including college). Based on that information Ryan and I have decided to auction off the naming rights of the little guy to the highest bidder. Here are a few pictures of him at our big 18 week ultrasound to help you get started (Isn't he cute!).
He is about 5 - 5 1/2 inches long at this point!
He already is taking after his father with his bowlegged stance! Ready for the wranglers I guess.
He is about 5 - 5 1/2 inches long at this point!
He already is taking after his father with his bowlegged stance! Ready for the wranglers I guess.
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