Pumpkining

So we made it out last weekend on our annual trip to Remlinger Farms, and this year the farm was bigger and better than ever. For instance, you can now purchase a latte while waiting in line for your hayride, and pumpkins are available in large bins upon exiting the lot ( maybe in case you're not wearing the proper foot attire?). We did manage to pick the biggest pumpkins we could carry along with two kids. Just thought we'd add some of our favorite photos.

Just Hangin' Out

Lately there have been a few concerns about the lack of activity on this blog. So before you write us off completely, let me update you on our most recent of happenings. This month has been a whirlwind of activity, with Pete and Noah heading off to Utah for a week and Lindsay having to readjust to having them come back home. Noah got to meet his great-grandpa Boehme, and learned how to catch a fish outside of the bath tub. Pete got to relive his Logan days with trips to Angie's, Garts and the Movie's 4, but is quickly realizing that Logan perhaps isn't the place for us. Most importantly though, Lindsay got to be partly alone for over 5 days and they were days filled with crafting and shopping and reading and watching cosby show reruns. So what are we up to for the rest of the month? getting ready for Halloween,Pete's big 30th, and just hangin' out!

A First Kiss

It is scary how much Noah grew the night Adair was born. When I saw him the next day in the hospital he was huge, and so were his diapers. We brought a baby home and suddenly he was so opinionated and dare I say a little bit aggressive. After two months he's finally starting to realize that Adair is not going back from where she came, and that we decided not to name her Kate. And so my journey into motherhood times two has begun, and things are finally returning to a new state of normalcy. Obviously I'm able to neglect my kids to join in on the blogging trend, especially since I've redone this first post three times. But I'm excited to share news with all our friends and family, just as soon as something actually happens. Until then........................

Little Baby Sister

On June 13th our little Adair was born, weighing 7lbs. 1 oz. and a whole 19 inches long. An hour and a half after checking into the hospital she was delivered, and because she came so quickly she was sent straight to the nursery for observation. This meant that mom had to wait a whole three hours before she could finally hold her little girl. Looking back though, everything went well and a shorter labor was definitely the way to go. Noah loves his baby sister on most days now, and has finally come to the realization that she is here to stay. I am finally getting into a better routine with my two babies, and can say with more certainty that I love being a mommy.