Ultra Sound pics

8 weeks- I know this picture doesn't really look like anything, but I think it's cool to look back and see how much they grow in such a short period of time.

 16 weeks- He was sleeping when we got this ultra sound one. They had to keep poking him to get him to roll over. He's actually quite stubborn. It was fun to see his little personality as they were bothering him while he was asleep.

20 weeks- He was definitely not sleeping this time. They couldn't get him to stay still to take pictures. His arms and legs were always all over the place. I'm pretty sure there's definitely at least one leg in this picture and maybe an arm but it's hard to say for sure.

He's definitely a boy!

I had to put this one so you can see that he does in fact have two legs despite how it looks in his profile picture. 

 So I'm hoping his belly is just at a weird angle and that's why it looks so big. If not we've got a little chunky monkey on our hands. That's a leg by the way even though it kind of looks like an arm. Well that's all the pictures for now. They said he looks really healthy. I do have to got in for another ultra sound when I'm 28 weeks because my placenta or something along those lines... is in the wrong place. My doctor says it usually moves into the right place but they just want to make sure. So maybe we'll have a few more ultra sound pictures in a month or so.

Weekend in Logan

I created this blog 6 or 8 months ago so I figure it's about time I post something. Earlier this summer I got a phone call from Devan- he said he had great news. That statement usually scares me. I believe we got a couple of hound dogs last time he said that...anyways it was different news this time. He proceeded to tell me that Alex Anderson, his old mission companion from Logan, had found him the perfect demolition derby truck. We went up to the derby last fall and Dev was on the pit crew for Alex and he's wanted to actually be in one ever since. So we ended up buying an old '69 ford for $100 that had been sitting in a field for the last 10 years.
This last weekend we went up to Logan so Devan and Alex could get this truck ready for the derby on September 18th. They got it running, ripped out the dash, and probably some other important things but I couldn't tell you what. They still have to weld the doors shut and move the gas tank, but they'll just do that the day before the derby.
Working on old trucks is not exactly my field of expertise so I went shopping while the boy worked on the truck. I also went and visited my aunt Cory. It was fun to visit with her and see all her projects she's been working on.
That night we went up to Preston, Idaho to watch their Demolition Derby. It rained a lot and there were a couple of times I was afraid we were going to get struck by lightening but we still had a blast. Devan's even more excited for his derby now.

Dev hot wiring his new Derby truck. 

 This is the Preston, Idaho derby. Devan will be doing the same thing on September 18th.

Getting rained on at the derby.