30 Week Sonogram

Yet again, "Baby D" does not seem to be too fond of having it's picture taken. (Wait till it learns that it has a picture-taking professional uncle Jose!) This time the baby was still in the breach position (butt down) AND FACING BACKWARDS! Very difficult to get a good picture, so I guess we'll be making another trip back to the sonogram place soon.

Here are the pictures we were able to get.


There's Michael's big feet again. Maybe that's why we always get a good picture of them.

Sneak peak. Here's a profile picture of the baby looking over it's right shoulder.

March Kite Flying

Our Friends John, Jenniffer and their little boy, John Asher along with Michael's sister, her husband Jose, and their daughter Caroline took advantage of the nice weather and flew a kite in the field behind our houses.

Our Niece Caroline.

John & John Asher flying the kite.

Look at that smile...(under the pacifier)

John Asher got his excersize chasing after the kite streamers.

Baby Room Improvements

We've been working hard to get ready for "Baby D's" arrival in June. We started with a completely tan room, put up beadboard, chair rail, crown molding, installed new carpet, slapped on several coats of new paint, and put together some of the new furniture. So we basically have a new room from top to bottom!

(Thanks to Papa "Yoohoo" and Uncle Jose for helping out along the way. Crown molding is a little more complicated to install than you would think)

We'll add more photo's later when, the room is decorated.

27 Week Sonogram

"Baby D" didn't cooperate too well on our 27 week sonogram. He/she was in a breach position with it's feet and hands in front of it's face. That made it a little hard to get good sonogram pictures, but the nice thing is that the sonogram company is going to let us come back as many times as it takes to get a good picture of the baby. So join with us to find out if and when Baby D decides to cooperate. Until then, here are the pictures we have so far.

Well, we know the baby has Michael's feet!

Here we are trying to convince the baby to move so we can see it better. Then we were able to get this sneak peak of the baby's face (albeit hidden behind an elbow and hand)