its about time.

Its about time that we update the blog ya? and time for a new edition. This photo is a little out dated, we're currently 18 and a half weeks. we have our ultrasound on october 13th to find out if its a boy or a girl.

i said of course

This is the day that Tyler asked me to marry him 3 years ago. It was May 6th, 2006. We were camping, so it's not the most glamorous of occasions, but definitely one of the most meaningful. Tyler and I have both changed so much in the past 3 years. Mostly for the better. Its fun to look back at ourselves and see how much different we are. We have had our ups and downs in the last 6 years. Still though, I love him more than I could ever imagine loving someone.

More pictures from the camping trip. I actually lost my engagement ring right after Tyler gave it to me. I sweat it just fell off my finger. Not my fault because it was only 5 hundred sizes too big. NOT JOKING. I was freaking out, and Tyler was so pissed at me.


I found it right next to the river bank. It was a huge relief.
Since we've gotten married Tyler has lost his wedding ring twice. I replaced it the first time because Tyler lost it when he was camping. He doesn't remember when or where he was camping, or how he got home. That is another blog in itself. LOL.

More Pictures from the Park

it's finally spring.

Reggie & Conner

I took Reggie to the park in Kuna. It is seriously the most fun he has had at any park. He went down this slide atleast 20 times. It even started to rain off and on a few minutes after we got there, but Reggie didn't seem to even notice.

3 years old!

Wow! Its been a long time since I've posted! I've been super busy as always, and I am finding it hard to keep things updated like I should! Anyways, since I posted last we had Christmas and Reggie's 3rd Birthday! Reggie is growing so big. I registered him for preschool at Shepherd of the Valley, where my mom has worked as an assistant teacher for over 15 years. I'm super excited also for Reggie to be taking to potty training really well! It is amazing how much money we are saving on diapers. =)

R.I.P. Dustin

I haven't blogged for a while, because I have had a lot on my mind, this is only the beginning, but this has made me realize how much I take for granted (along with everyone else). This blog is dedicated to the memory of Dustin Bailey, someone that I didn't know very well at all. My 7 year old niece Kya Luna Bailey lost her father (Dustin Bailey) unexpectedly. He fell into a coma on Christmas eve and passed away December 27th. This is devastating since Kya's mother Annie (my husband's older sister) passed away unexpectedly November 27th, 2007. Just days after a beautiful Thanksgiving she had spent with her daughter and family. This courageous little girl now has to face her life without either of her parents. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers. Love you Kya. I hope that I can be part of your life, and I am going to be the best aunt I can be.

wasted money, lost rights.

So, our country made history this week! We should be excited! I'm sure everyone is wanting to end our country's horrible financial situation and the vicious war in the middle east as soon as possible. I'm glad to see that a dramatic change is in our near future. There is one measure in the state of California that was passed that makes me cringe inside. I guess I should really not give a damn as some would say because I live in Idaho, and this wouldn't effect me. From my understanding of our government there was supposed to be a seperation of church and state. Proposition 8 in California was passed abolishing same sex marriages. Proposition 8 is a proposed constitutional amendment titled Eliminates Right of Same-Sex Couples to Marry Act. This right was given to same sex couples May 15, 2008, only to me taken away less than 6 months later. I was so surprised to see this on youtube:


How would a government be allowed to take away someone's rights? The reasons given by the Mormon church are that we need to protect what God intended marriage to be. This completely defies the separation of church and state. This is so sad for California, such a liberal state, to give their citizens these rights and then take them away; because an extremely wealthy group of religious people were able to force their religious beliefs into their society. $20 Million. I don't need to say this, but that's a lot of money. Where did that $20 Million go? To take away their rights. So that they could let the United States of America know that this group of people should not have rights according to their beliefs. For a church that claims to be so charitable, I imagined that $20 Million would have saved no less than one persons life, or fed a minimum of one hungry soldier.