January

New Year's Eve Party!

We brought in the New Year with friends the Cobbs and the Hendersons! Our little families always have a blast together! So, what better way to bring in the new year than together. We discussed our goals and aspirations for the bright year of 2013. This will be a lucky year no matter what anyone says. The year of 2012 was great and I look forward to continuing its greatness into this next year. All the other kiddos were in bed by midnight except our little night owl. Connor man played with his friend's toys and was a  happy-go-lucky little guy. He did finally got to bed at ONE a.m. Crazy kid wanted to party with the adults.

black-eye peas yummmy!

On New Year's day we had the good luck fest of black-eyed peas. Logan hates Black Eye Peas but he wanted as much luck as possible for the year and ate a big portion without making too many faces!


Good Bye Provo,  Hello North Salt Lake

"helping" pack

January 12th, moving day. You would think with how many times we have moved in the past 4.5 years we would be pros. Haha, not us. We spent the week prior to moving packing thinking we had plenty of time. But some reason it takes much longer than expected, as always. The night before the big move, we only had one room and a closet left to pack (no biggie). Our friends invited us over for dinner, then after dinner turned into hours of hanging out, instead of packing. Time has a way of always sneaking up on us when we all hangout. The next thing we knew it was one o'clock in the morning. When we got home we realized our dumb mistake. The remaining packing was going to take hours meaning we had to pull and all nighter! Connor was still awake and needed sleep bad; however, we didn't know where he was going to sleep with stuff everywhere. Poor guy ended up sleeping in his car seat in the bathtub (wish I would have got a picture). Even with us making poor choices of playing with friends instead of packing, I was proud that we worked great together as a team and pushed through. The next day guys showed up from our ward and helped load the moving truck. Luckily the moving truck company made a mistake and booked us a bigger truck than we had reserved cause the one we originally reserved would not have been big enough to move all our stuff.

We were sad to leave our Provo condo. Since Connor has come into our lives, we felt the Provo condo was our first real home. Before Connor was in our lives, I felt like home was any place Logan and I were together; we didn't need anything but each other. Now, however, we have someone who needs us to provide him everything. Home is now time spent together as the three of us at one location for many more hours of the day, instead of the previous spending time elsewhere. I would have never guessed this little guy would bring so much joy. Definitely has turned our world upside-down, but I wouldn't want it any other way!

Our new address is: 882 Foxboro Drive Apt. B-301
                                North Salt Lake, UT 84054

Family Fun in Idaho

For a Christmas present Papa (Randie) gave Grandma (Sherri) a plane ticket to visit her kids and grandkids in Utah and Idaho. The day after moving, Connor and I made a trip with Grandma, Holly, and Tanner up to Idaho to visit with Jenee and Scott's family. I got to experience negative 15 degree weather for the first-and-last time. Managing the cold is a lot easier when you have the love of family around, otherwise I would have nothing to do with it. We had a great time just being together, enjoying each others company and playing games. All the cousins together under one roof was a lot of fun; especially the three little ones. Thankfully during this visit, the goal of teaching Connor to take a bottle was accomplished. We are so blessed to have other experienced mom's in our lives to call upon for advice or look to them as an example.

Grandma rocking Mr. Connor to sleep

The 3 cousins, all 6 weeks apart

Naked Babies

                                      

Grandma with ALL here grandkids

Cameron at his derby race

We enjoyed watching the pinewood derby

Lucky Miss Leeanna beating our butts at a game

Me loosing to a 4 year old

The Georgia Peaches out in the snow

Tanner and Connor dressing like twins for the day 

Connor at 8 months!

This month was a big change for Mr. Connor,  he went from nursing to a bottle of formula. I was hoping to nurse him for longer but between my milk supply slowing and him growing sharp teeth, formula had to happen. At first, formula was very difficult on his little tummy so all solids were stopped until his tummy adjusted. We finally found a formula for him and he has learned how to drink from a bottle, which he boycotted at first.

No longer is Connor an army crawling little man. He has learned crawling on all fours gets you where you want to be at a lot faster! I hope he doesn't learn that walking is even faster than crawling, but that is inevitable. He is pulling up on anything and everything and cruising around and his little two feet.

Connor is sporting the pearly whites with four top teeth and four bottom teeth, they are sharp little daggers, so beware! His new favorite game is playing dentist! Do we have a future dentist in the family? We love this guy so much!

How can you not Love him!? 

Nap Time doesn't seem very comfy