I got the news today that I'm an aunt...again. My sis-in-law, Raegan, delivered a sweet little baby boy (no name chosen yet). He's 8 pounds 6 ounces and 21 1/4 inches. I can't wait to get some pictures to share! I'm so excited for y'all! You have to tell me what it's like adjusting from two to three kids.
Love,
Aunt Stacy
Pure and trusting. You are a gentle soul who can get along with just about anyone. Everyone you meet instantly falls in love with you. How can they resist? You have a pure, lovable nature that's irresistable. Just don't trust everyone who comes across your path.
Free-spirited and wise. You have a strong passionate spirit that touches and changes all who know you. The wisdom and common sense that you have is really what guides you through life. Even so, you also have a very playful side that loves adventure and excitement.
Pay attention all of you mothers of young kids. GET OR MAKE A BUSY BOOK ASAP! Ayden spent 40 minutes in quiet play time with just two of the pages: the house puzzle and the magnet fishing. He was hooking and reeling in the hymn books for a solid 20 minutes! I actually got to hear the talks, which I particularly enjoyed because Robin and Brent were the speakers. Thanks Granny! The busy book was a success and your middle child might not go inactive after all!!
Memory Tag!!
1. Add a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot, anything you remember!
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually pretty funny to see the responses. If you leave a memory about me, I'll assume you're playing the game and I'll come to your blog and leave one about you. If you don't want to play on your blog, or if you don't have a blog, I'll leave my memory of you in my comments. I can't wait to see what people remember.
It'll be fun! I tag all of y'all!
This was our surprise gift in the box. I LOVE IT!! I will never get around to making my own busy book. I tried to get this while we were in Idaho, but the store ran out. It's a hot item for mormon families. Thanks, for thinking of me! Sacrament meeting is CRAZY for us with daddy sitting on the stand (he's in the bishopric for those of you who might not know). Aunt Robin and Uncle Brent help out, but it's always nuts when Kota and Ayden join forces. Hopefully this will keep the boys chill for at least 10 minutes. Mom wrote a note with it saying that it is most effective when only used on Sunday. I'll keep it in the van, mom. We didn't get to test it out yesterday, because both of the boys had a nasty virus. Fluids were extracting from all ends. They're better now and eating normal food again.
This just came in the mail from Granny & Paw-paw, but the boys are sleeping.
Ayden took an art class through an LSU summer camp this week.
Every day he brought home something that was done with his hands.
Our own personal paper shredder.
Didn't we all do this when we were little?
I had to take pictures of Ian in his suspenders.
I was cracking up laughing...he looked so cute!
The only picture I took on the Fourth (technically the 5th).
We finally made it to the splash park this summer. Everyone had so much fun. Last year didn't go well for us, with my postpartum body and Ian being a newborn.
Bubbles!
Ayden was all over the place this time. He used to be a little scared.
Ian spent almost the whole time hugging this fire hydrant.
We went to McDonalds for lunch on the 4th. Ian climbed up the slide and found his way to the second level. Josh and I both had to take turns climbing in there to fetch him.
Excitement while waiting in line!
Watching something amazing.
This girl was my favorite act.
Aunt Robin helping Ayden jump rope.
Uncle Brent enjoying our $10 cotton candy. What a rip off!
This was a French guy who was HILARIOUS and he did crazy bike tricks. Look closely, he's riding a teeny tiny bike that Ayden called "the Baby Ian bike"
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