Thursday, May 5, 2011
Figured it out....
Up coming posts:
1. Mine and Zach's cruise.....Ahh ready for another one.
2. Another BOY!!!!! Coming on August 6th.
3. Easter.
4. Vacation plans for summer.
5. Anything else people want to know.
Can't smell...
Monday, April 25, 2011
"Call me Birthday Boy.."
Asher was born in Stillwater, Oklahoma a day later than his due date. He gave us quite the scare when I was 32 weeks. He was ready to come early...so we thought. I was then put on bed rest until 38-39 weeks, but even then I had to be careful. Well, his due date was the 24th...nothing...so we went in the following morning and started the process. My doctor broke my water and we started the pitocin. Once I got my epidural I was in heaven. I actually was sleeping, Zach was watching cribs and life was good. Then o then how things changed quickly. Nurses came rushing in, flipping me side to side, checking me and then my doctor came in and said prep for C-section. Mind you I was SLEEPING!!!!! Some one please tell me what is going on. I was getting IV'S in me, handed this nasty stuff to drink, rushed down the hall. Asher's heart rate was going down due to the lack of break in between contractions. It was too much for him. Zach and I were in shock and numb to the whole situation. My doctor at the time was awesome. He got in there, cut and pulled out sweet little Asher in seriously like 10 max seconds. You should have Zach act it out, he does a good job. We then had our little boy, healthy and happy since he was born at 12:11pm.
Asher has been such a blessing in our lives. What a perfect first baby anyone could ever ask for. He was a GREAT sleeper. He slept through the night when he was only 8weeks old. He has always been such a happy boy. He loves life and everything it has to offer. He gets so excited about any and everything thing. He has such a big heart and is always trying to make those "good choices" we are asking of him. He has such a sweet spirit and is so in tuned to the teachings of the gospel. He honestly will tell Zach and I stories and make comments and we are in awe of him. He is going to do great things in life. He teaches me daily on how to be a better person. We are so thankful for the kind, sweet, fun, energetic, thoughtful boy he is, and that Heavenly Father has blessed our family with him. I feel so privileged to be his mom, like I said he is going to do great things in his life and I get front row seats.
Thanks Asher for being a great son and big brother to not only Cohen and Gray but your soon to be brother #3. We love you!!!!! I hope your birthday was all you hoped it would be.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Happy Easter
Thursday, March 31, 2011
I am alive.....just lazy
Saturday, March 12, 2011
A much needed vacation
Zach playing a little old man's game of shuffle board.
On board they had several activities to choose from, we did the kitchen tour. They have pictures of each meal and how it should look before sending it out to eat.
Zach LOVES cheese. Every night after dessert he would order a cheese plate. They have a separate menu of 14 different kinds, but you could ONLY choose 4-they will cut you off. We figured from the pictures of presentation it would ruin the look. We had room service as well all the time and he again ordered the cheese plate.
This talented guy made all kinds of animals out of dough for decorations. It was pretty impressive what he could do.
Amazing!!!
FIRST STOP - PUERTO VALLARTA
We would have gone diving at some point during our cruise, but since I was pregnant that was not an option. In fact, it was kind of hard finding something we could do since the things that interested us I couldn't do. So at our first stop we just walked around the city. We went into the Sam's club and Wal*Mart to see the differences.
Now if that doesn't make you hungry I don't know what will?!?
Every night we would come in and find such cool animals.
NEXT STOP - MAZATLAN
We didn't have anything planned here. Apparently when our ship pulled up here, they had their military and police in helicopters and trucks all decked out in gear with guns. This was their way of letting all people on board know they had everything under control. A lot of people got scared by this, our room was facing the other direction so we didn't see the warm welcome. Through out the town they had people who moved to Mazatlan from the US dressed in blue volunteer shirts directing tourists and answering any questions. Zach being able to speak Spanish came in handy not just for us, but two other couples followed along.
Beautiful Catholic Church. Felt kind of weird taking pictures inside a church. It happened to be Ash Wednesday when we were there and interesting thing to see. We opted out of participating. After walking around the town we had heard of this beach (we can't remember the name of it) that was across from Mazatlan that was a boat ride away. After paying an arm and a leg to a taxi who took us on a tour, we got on a boat and made it to the beach. We went to a restaurant on the beach and ordered water and layed out for a few hours. We decided to take a different way back to the ship that was much faster and like $2 for the both of us.
Good bye Cabo San Lucas!
Penguins by the pool.