Baby Shaha made her debut on film today. And boy did she put on a show! She was doing so many funny things. We decided that she likes cheese because I ate a cheese stick right before heading to the hospital. She and Gabe will get along well. :)
We also came to these conclusions:
#1 She's a looker! The ultrasound tech kept mentioning how "cute" she was.
#2 She will be an athlete. Look at that foot! That is a bee-yootiful arch. And she was moving around so much I think we interrupted a workout or something. She's probably on a Gatorade high all the time. Poor girl, she'll probably come out addicted to the stuff.
#3 She's a little camera shy. We assume this because she kept putting her hand over her face when the nurse was trying to take a picture.
It was amazing the things we could see- her kidneys, heart, brain, spine, fingers, toes, even her femur. I was in awe and Dave was geeking out! Everything is looking good and healthy. Mostly it was a relief for me to see that she was moving around. I had been getting a little worried lately that I hadn't felt any "movement" yet. There really is a little person in there!
Lund
Where we roam with the deer and the antelope.
Christmas in Oregon
Monday, February 28, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
You've been Jimmered!
Okay, I know it's kind of corny. But, what do you expect when you have LaVell Edwards, Shawn Bradley, and Chad Lewis doing a music video. It's fun nonetheless. http://www.ldsliving.com/story/63495-lavell-lewis-bradley-sing-jimmer-fredette-song
Sunday, February 6, 2011
State Hoop Shoot
Our hoop shooter, Gabe, took second place at the Nevada state hoop shoot competition on Saturday, February 5th. He tied for 2nd with another boy. So, there was a shoot off between the two boys with Gabe coming out the victor. It was a high pressure situation in a silent gym with all spectators' eyes on him. He did a great job and had a good time.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Pass the snow, please
Happy Groundhog Day! Punksatony Phil might not have made an appearance today had he lived in Iowa. We're all quarantined in our own houses. No school, no practice, no buses, no nothin. It's awesome. And it's about time! Last year our first big blizzard came in December. This year it has been such a mild winter that I wondered if something was in store. Well it was, and it's here.
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