
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Winter's Past
Look at this cute little boy. I can not believe we have been here for over a year now and that this will be our second winter and our second child. Time is going by so fast, I don't know what I'm going to do. One of these days I'm going to turn around and I'll have a 5 year old and not know where the time went. Holy COW!

Saturday, November 29, 2008
...Wait a second, I have 2 kids.
Our little baby girl is getting bigger, and I am too in return. She is very active, my stomache is always moving. She has picked up the hick-ups, she has them about 3 or 4 times a day, but nothing compared to her big brother who had them atleast 8 times a day..no joke. I can already tell that she is not going to be a mild mannered as her brother, but I still think she'll be a sweety. I am carrying her much lower than Calvy, and she seems to hurt me a lot more than he ever did. Her kicks are like kungfoo kicks that seem like they are going to break the surface. I often jumo in surprise and pain during quiet times at church or restaraunts. It's a little embarrassing but very uncontrollable, it's just a relfex for my to jumo and say "owe" when I'm being kicked that hard, especially when it's in a less than comforatble spot, if you know what I mean.
We are so excited for her and have no idea what to expect with a girl, although we would not be surprised if when "she" is born that "she" were actually a "he". Alsy and I both have our doubts, but we'll see.
We are hoping we didn't use up all our cuteness on the first one...after seeing little Calvy it's hard to think how we could have a cuter kid. We can't wait to have another baby in the house, we are remembering how much fun it was, we're not quite to the part of our memory where it was super hard, but I'm sure we'll get there. I can't wait to get her out and see her, and finally be able to give her a name. And also to be back to my normal size, man, I forgot how rough it was being 2 people for so long. I can't wait to just be ME again.
We are so excited for her and have no idea what to expect with a girl, although we would not be surprised if when "she" is born that "she" were actually a "he". Alsy and I both have our doubts, but we'll see.
We are hoping we didn't use up all our cuteness on the first one...after seeing little Calvy it's hard to think how we could have a cuter kid. We can't wait to have another baby in the house, we are remembering how much fun it was, we're not quite to the part of our memory where it was super hard, but I'm sure we'll get there. I can't wait to get her out and see her, and finally be able to give her a name. And also to be back to my normal size, man, I forgot how rough it was being 2 people for so long. I can't wait to just be ME again.
Memory Purposes
I have a few things that I have been wanting to write down so that I won't forget them. Writing is not one of my strong points(bad handwriting, and bad carpotunnel) so typing is the way to go for me, even though typing is not one of my strong points either. :)
Calvy has become such a ham and such a big boy, I love being his Mommy. Recently he has become quite the parot, repeating everything we say, good or bad. The other day we were doing something in the kitchen and I must have dropped something and was acting frustrated. Calvy must have noticed the change in my attitude and said, "Are kinneen me?" It took me a second to realize what he was saying and it took the next day when we were in the car to figure out where he had even gotten it from. The next day while driving a car pulled out in front of me in a very "Iowa driver" sort of way and my response was "Are you kidding me?!" and there in the backseat my little parrot says, "kinneen me?!" So now whenever he senses my frustration he says, "kinneen me?!" He's such a cute little boy!
He has also started to join in the conversation while Alsy and I are talking. Usually he'll just repeat the last word of each sentence. In the car this evening while going to pick up some dinner(because my kitchen is a disaster after 3 pots of milk boiled over and burned to the stove and pots, but that is another story having to do with Husbands and their messes...I love you babe!). Alsy and I were talking about whatever we were talking about and Calvy in the backseat just kept repeating the last word we'd say. It makes me feel bad when he does it because I know he just wants to be included. So I turned aound and said something like "Oh ya?" and he looked at me and said, "yep". This continued till we got our food, and then all he could say was "Fetz Fye".
Yes, I am still going, I told you this is for memory purposes....
Not only does he mimmick all we say he also mimmicks all we do too. He has done it several times, like while I'm standing in the kitchen leaning on the counter talking with Alsy he'll come stand right beside me and stand exactly the way that I am, after looking at me several times to make sure he has gotten it right. This evening while I was preparing my lesson for tomorrow he noticed that I had put down my pen to pick at my fingernails. He promptly put down his marker and started to mimmick my motions. He is so funny, we catch him doing this all the time, he wants to be big so bad. I love this little guy.
We are trying to get him used to the idea that I am going to have another baby, so we often point to my belly and ask him what it is. His usual response is to say "baby" and then kiss my tummy. After he kisses my tummy I say, "Aah, you're such a good big brother". He recent response the the tummy question is to now say baby and kiss my tummy and then after kissing my tummy he says," Aah, uh budder" while tilting his head to the side as to mimmick someoneso super sweet.
We just checked out a book from the library about a family who is having another baby. It matches our family almost perfectly. It is a family with the mom and dad and an older son, a black dog with a red collar and they are having a little girl. When we read the book Calvy points at the boy, and the dad and says who they are, and then points to the dog and says, "nissun", he does look a lot like our dog, given that our dog is also black and also has a red collar. Tonight I tried to go a little further and really try to get him to understand that ther is a baby in mommy's tummy and that she would come out. I think I might have gone too far. I turned him toward me so he could see my face and I asked him if he knew he was going to be a big brother just like in the book. I pointed to the baby in the picture and said there was a baby just like that in my tummy. So he lifted up my shirt and began to kind of dig at my tummy trying to get her out. He kept saying "Oogh, Scuck. Out?" I then had to explain that she wouldn't come out until after Santa Clause came. We had to go through this about 3 times, but I think he might understand now. We ended with him smiling and saying "ya".
Well, it is getting late and we have early church so I'd better get my booty in bed. Thanks for reading.
Calvy has become such a ham and such a big boy, I love being his Mommy. Recently he has become quite the parot, repeating everything we say, good or bad. The other day we were doing something in the kitchen and I must have dropped something and was acting frustrated. Calvy must have noticed the change in my attitude and said, "Are kinneen me?" It took me a second to realize what he was saying and it took the next day when we were in the car to figure out where he had even gotten it from. The next day while driving a car pulled out in front of me in a very "Iowa driver" sort of way and my response was "Are you kidding me?!" and there in the backseat my little parrot says, "kinneen me?!" So now whenever he senses my frustration he says, "kinneen me?!" He's such a cute little boy!
He has also started to join in the conversation while Alsy and I are talking. Usually he'll just repeat the last word of each sentence. In the car this evening while going to pick up some dinner(because my kitchen is a disaster after 3 pots of milk boiled over and burned to the stove and pots, but that is another story having to do with Husbands and their messes...I love you babe!). Alsy and I were talking about whatever we were talking about and Calvy in the backseat just kept repeating the last word we'd say. It makes me feel bad when he does it because I know he just wants to be included. So I turned aound and said something like "Oh ya?" and he looked at me and said, "yep". This continued till we got our food, and then all he could say was "Fetz Fye".
Yes, I am still going, I told you this is for memory purposes....
Not only does he mimmick all we say he also mimmicks all we do too. He has done it several times, like while I'm standing in the kitchen leaning on the counter talking with Alsy he'll come stand right beside me and stand exactly the way that I am, after looking at me several times to make sure he has gotten it right. This evening while I was preparing my lesson for tomorrow he noticed that I had put down my pen to pick at my fingernails. He promptly put down his marker and started to mimmick my motions. He is so funny, we catch him doing this all the time, he wants to be big so bad. I love this little guy.
We are trying to get him used to the idea that I am going to have another baby, so we often point to my belly and ask him what it is. His usual response is to say "baby" and then kiss my tummy. After he kisses my tummy I say, "Aah, you're such a good big brother". He recent response the the tummy question is to now say baby and kiss my tummy and then after kissing my tummy he says," Aah, uh budder" while tilting his head to the side as to mimmick someoneso super sweet.
We just checked out a book from the library about a family who is having another baby. It matches our family almost perfectly. It is a family with the mom and dad and an older son, a black dog with a red collar and they are having a little girl. When we read the book Calvy points at the boy, and the dad and says who they are, and then points to the dog and says, "nissun", he does look a lot like our dog, given that our dog is also black and also has a red collar. Tonight I tried to go a little further and really try to get him to understand that ther is a baby in mommy's tummy and that she would come out. I think I might have gone too far. I turned him toward me so he could see my face and I asked him if he knew he was going to be a big brother just like in the book. I pointed to the baby in the picture and said there was a baby just like that in my tummy. So he lifted up my shirt and began to kind of dig at my tummy trying to get her out. He kept saying "Oogh, Scuck. Out?" I then had to explain that she wouldn't come out until after Santa Clause came. We had to go through this about 3 times, but I think he might understand now. We ended with him smiling and saying "ya".
Well, it is getting late and we have early church so I'd better get my booty in bed. Thanks for reading.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
i heart


These are supposed to be on our "i heart" blog but I wanted to get these up and we are having blog issues.
We really want to do better pictures, but for now, this is what we have. Hopefully my camera isn't completely horrible and you can atleast make out the shapes.
BTW, our show was a blast. Due to poor planning on the shows part, we only had about 300 people show up versus the projected 1000 we were expecting. So that was a let down, but we enjoyed ourselves and are excited to do it again...next year. :)
We really want to do better pictures, but for now, this is what we have. Hopefully my camera isn't completely horrible and you can atleast make out the shapes.
BTW, our show was a blast. Due to poor planning on the shows part, we only had about 300 people show up versus the projected 1000 we were expecting. So that was a let down, but we enjoyed ourselves and are excited to do it again...next year. :)
Thursday, November 20, 2008
i heart Debut
NOW INTRODUCING:
i heart
My best friend and I have started a little business. We made a few for a friends Baby Shower and they were a big hit, so after a little hesitation on my part, we decided to go into business.
Our big debut is this Saturday at a craft show in Port Byron. It'll be held at Riverdale High School, Admission is $1, it's from 9am-3pm. It's going to be so fun, we are really excited and have been onesie making maniacs, so come by and see us. Check out our Blog. Come to our show and say you saw our blog and you'll receive 10% off, link us to your blog and you'll be entered into a drawing for a FREE onsie! Just post a comment on i heart blog letting us know you linked us. Thanks for all your Support!
...Stay Tuned for our Christmas Line coming soon.
i heart
My best friend and I have started a little business. We made a few for a friends Baby Shower and they were a big hit, so after a little hesitation on my part, we decided to go into business.
Our big debut is this Saturday at a craft show in Port Byron. It'll be held at Riverdale High School, Admission is $1, it's from 9am-3pm. It's going to be so fun, we are really excited and have been onesie making maniacs, so come by and see us. Check out our Blog. Come to our show and say you saw our blog and you'll receive 10% off, link us to your blog and you'll be entered into a drawing for a FREE onsie! Just post a comment on i heart blog letting us know you linked us. Thanks for all your Support!
...Stay Tuned for our Christmas Line coming soon.
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