Monday, September 22, 2008
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Savannah Pictures
So I finally got blogger to work so I could publish some pics from our August trip to Savannah.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Baby, Georgia Trip
Well, I 've been a bad blogger lately, but here are a few happenings in our life.
The big news is that on Sept. 18th we find out whether to buy blue or pink paint for the nursery!! We can't wait!! It feels like it has taken an eternity to be almost 20 weeks and be able to schedule the "big" ultrasound. I have also started to feel some flutters from the baby moving around. And there is no doubt that I am pregnant...I am beginning to show!
Two weeks ago Collin and I went to Atlanta for a wedding of one of his good friends. Collin had a good time catching up with his old buds from Georgia, playing some golf, and staying up way too late for us old folks!! On Sunday, after the wedding was over, we took a short trip to Savannah. Neither one of us had been there before and it is a place that I wanted to "check off the list" as having visited. It is as beautiful as it looks in the postcards and on TV. Lots of moss dripping off the trees and blocks and blocks of old, historical homes. We stayed in one of them which was transformed into a bed and breakfast in the historic district part of the city (The Eliza Thompson House: http://www.elizathompsonhouse.com.) The first day we were there we lined up at 9am to get on the reservation list at The Lady and Sons, Paula Deens restaurant!! Eating at Paula's was a MUST on the to do list. We then took a trolley ride through the city that hit all the highlights of the history in the city. We then went back to a couple of the stops that were of real interest to us so we could spend more time at them. We saw Forsythe Park (the famous fountain), a really old cemetery, The Mercer House, two old churches, one Catholic and one which was the first African American built church (it was also a stop on the Underground Railroad), and we toured a haunted historic home which had entertained Gen. Robert E. Lee. We topped the day off with dinner at The Lady and Sons. I had her southern buffet and Collin tried the peach salsa grouper. The tastiest dish was the fried green tomatoes!! Delish!! Although we got a pic with the fake Paula Deen, the real Paula Deen did not make an appearance that night. We left VERY full and very tired after a really long day of trying to see all the sights of Savannah. We headed back for Big D the next day after having a wonderful time on our "Babymoon."
Note: my computer is acting funny so I am not able to add pics at this time. I will work on it some more after I publish this post.
The big news is that on Sept. 18th we find out whether to buy blue or pink paint for the nursery!! We can't wait!! It feels like it has taken an eternity to be almost 20 weeks and be able to schedule the "big" ultrasound. I have also started to feel some flutters from the baby moving around. And there is no doubt that I am pregnant...I am beginning to show!
Two weeks ago Collin and I went to Atlanta for a wedding of one of his good friends. Collin had a good time catching up with his old buds from Georgia, playing some golf, and staying up way too late for us old folks!! On Sunday, after the wedding was over, we took a short trip to Savannah. Neither one of us had been there before and it is a place that I wanted to "check off the list" as having visited. It is as beautiful as it looks in the postcards and on TV. Lots of moss dripping off the trees and blocks and blocks of old, historical homes. We stayed in one of them which was transformed into a bed and breakfast in the historic district part of the city (The Eliza Thompson House: http://www.elizathompsonhouse.com.) The first day we were there we lined up at 9am to get on the reservation list at The Lady and Sons, Paula Deens restaurant!! Eating at Paula's was a MUST on the to do list. We then took a trolley ride through the city that hit all the highlights of the history in the city. We then went back to a couple of the stops that were of real interest to us so we could spend more time at them. We saw Forsythe Park (the famous fountain), a really old cemetery, The Mercer House, two old churches, one Catholic and one which was the first African American built church (it was also a stop on the Underground Railroad), and we toured a haunted historic home which had entertained Gen. Robert E. Lee. We topped the day off with dinner at The Lady and Sons. I had her southern buffet and Collin tried the peach salsa grouper. The tastiest dish was the fried green tomatoes!! Delish!! Although we got a pic with the fake Paula Deen, the real Paula Deen did not make an appearance that night. We left VERY full and very tired after a really long day of trying to see all the sights of Savannah. We headed back for Big D the next day after having a wonderful time on our "Babymoon."
Note: my computer is acting funny so I am not able to add pics at this time. I will work on it some more after I publish this post.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Thanks Allison!
I got the cutest thing in the mail today. My first onesie!! It is for a baby 6-9 months so it is hard to believe that the baby won't even fit in it at first!! My dear friend in Houston, Allison, sent it to me. Allison has 3 under 4 so I hope she will have lots of advice for me.
We still have about a month to go until we find out if it is a boy or girl. Collin seems to think it is a boy and I have no clue. All I know is that it will be nice to know who has been pinching the nerves in my back!! I haven't felt any kicks yet, but I can just imagine the baby pinching them. Ouch!!
Collin now reports that when he hugs me he can feel my belly between us. That was a first this past weekend!
Monday, July 28, 2008
Second Trimester
I have finally made it into the second trimester of my pregnancy!! I began the 13th week on Friday the 25th. I feel blessed that I have made it this far without any morning sickness, just fatigue and the need to pee all the time!! We still have about 2 more months to go till we find out what we are having. Time has passed by fast so I am sure that Jan. 30th will be here before we know it!!
Sunday, July 6, 2008
We are Pregnant!!
Well, time to end the speculation. Yes, it's true, we are pregnant!! I am 10 weeks and the due date is January 30th. We had our first ultrasound on this past Wednesday and everything looked great. The baby is about 1 inch long and the heartbeat was 176 bpm. The baby looked sorta like a gummi bear on the screen and even did a little wiggle dance for our entertainment!! We thank the Lord for this little one and look forward to this adventure!!
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Weekend Roundup
Hello all!! I know it has been awhile since the last post, but we've been busy, tired, ect., ect. What a fun weekend we had. We flew out to Indianapolis on Thursday to visit Collin's family. His parents live there as well as one of his sisters and her husband. We got to see lots of Collin's cousins, great aunts and uncles and caught up with them. We also had a good ol' time on a two seater bike. It was a hoot to watch two people try to be coordinated together on this bike. It is harder than it looks!! Steve and Cheryl took top prize!! You can tell by her "anybody can do this" expression above that it was no problem. Collin and Clay look a little tense and frightened on the thing!
On Friday night I was having a hard time falling asleep so I woke Collin up to see if he would talk to me to help me fall asleep. Initially, I didn't know he was so sound asleep but I realized it when he looked at me and asked me if I played baseball!! Literally, he said "Do you play baseball?" It's like that's all he could think up to start some conversation. We both started cracking up!! I think we woke up everyone in the house. So we have an inside joke now where we'll ask each other it they play baseball. God bless him!
Hope you had a great weekend!!
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