The Call Family

A Happy Easter

2009-04-15T16:30:00.015-05:00

We had a wonderful Easter! Ethan woke up early and instead of coming into our room to wake us up as he usually does, he looked downstairs and spotted his first egg and hurried right down to see what was inside!

He hunted high and low and had very little trouble finding his Easter Basket.

Quintan, on the other hand slept in and was rather oblivious to the fun and festivitiesbut was happy and excited to see the eggs all the same!

Ethan enjoyed all his candy so much he thought he'd try the chalk too:)

After church we headed up to the Poggio's for a great food, great company, and even more egg hunting!

This was serious business, hard hat and all:)
We had a wonderful day, playing, eating, hunting and spending time with family, but the hightlight for me came in a few simple words from Ethan.

Me: what did you talk about in nursery today?

Ethan: The big rock.

Me: Oh yeah, you talked about a rock?

Ethan: Yeah, they rolled it away. They rolled it away and Jesus wasn't there!!!

I loved hearing his excitement as he told me that the tomb was empty.

I am grateful to know that the tomb was empty on that third day and excited about what that means for me and my family. I know that jesus lives.

Happy Easter everyone!

Lucky 6

2009-04-15T16:07:00.005-05:00

As I sit here and watch the snow accumulate on the grass its hard to believe that almost 1 year ago exactly we were in mexico sipping margaritas, and soaking up the sun to celebrate our 5 year anniversary!

While we weren't able to hit the beach this year, due to one very attached baby boy and our desire to save for a new house, I'm still so happy to be married to the man of my dreams! Steve is such a wonderful husband, not to mention father. And even though i never would have thought it possible 6 years ago I am more in love with Steve today than I've ever been! Here's to lucky number 6...

2009-01-16T11:55:00.006-06:00

A few days ago I ran upstairs to change Quintan's diaper. Normally I can hear pretty well what Ethan is doing downstairs, but I noticed that it got really quiet and I started to get a little suspicious. Still, being in the middle of the diaper change I decided to finish the job before going down to see what Ethan was up to...

This is what I found.

The Offence:

Eating Chocolate Cake out of the Garbage

The Evidence:

The Culprit:

Quintan's Baby Blessing

2008-12-02T23:48:00.009-06:00

We had the wonderful opportunity of blessing our little baby boy, Quintan, this last weekend. We are grateful for all who came to join use; it was really awesome to have so many friends and family with us. (We really missed those of you who weren't able to attend.) Here are a few pictures of the special day!

Our precious boy!

Happy Halloween!

2008-10-31T22:56:00.013-05:00

We had a wonderful Halloween from start to finish!

We kicked things off with a haunted breakfast

(french toast, peaches and whipped cream ghosts)

that Ethan devoured like a monster.

Later, 'Joe the Plumber ' joined us for some Skeleton Stew and helped us

get ready for a big night of trick or treating.

We were hoping that Quintan would make a gruff pirate face for the picture, but he decided to go with sweet and peaceful instead; he's the cutest little pirate I've ever seen!

Ethan must have learned early on about 'mans best friend' because again this year he wanted to dress as a dog... what can we say, he really loves dogs; and he makes a pretty adorable

puppy if you ask me.

We also enjoyed passing out candy to trick or treaters, dancing to some of our favorite Halloween hits to burn off the sugar high, and listening to Ethan tell us how much he loved his first

real Halloween.

I couldn't have asked for a better day.

Happy Halloween!!!

More Fall Fun

2008-10-30T15:48:00.006-05:00

I mentioned that we went to the Scarecrow Festival a few posts ago but didn't have any pictures to go with it at the time because our camera has been freaking out lately and eating batteries like nothing (sooo annoying!), but thanks to Jenni and her reliable camera we were able to capture a few shots...

Here's Ethan climbing through the "gopans".And having a great time with his Aunt Jenni and Aunt Ashlee!

The following weekend we had a great time at the Poggio's Halloween Party. We also had better luck with the camera and were able to take a few more pictures (with brand new batteries in) but still by the end of the night the camera was acting up again!

So unfortunately we didn't get a shot of all the costumes (which I have to say were pretty impressive this year) : caveman and woman, an angle, and rabbit, batman, Teenage mutant Ninja turtle Tinkerbell, a dragon, and my personal favorite 'Joe the Plumber' played of course by my very own husband!

The food was delicious, the costumes were fun, and the company was fabulous! Thanks for hosting the party Lis!

In other happenings, we had a little extra time this morning so I decided to get crafty. ..Here's Ethan working on a windsock. He loves using stickers and especially glue sticks (which by the way got everywhere! but it was worth it )

After completing his first project he was asking if he could use his crayons and scissors. This is what we came up with...

Ethan is turning into quite the little artist don't you think?

Quintan was a great helper and enjoyed listening to Halloween music with us while we worked. He's such a happy little guy!

He's going on 11 weeks now and he smiles giggles and coos all the time

(when he's awake that is. He's been a big sleeper since day one)!

Gotta' love him!

Enjoying October

2008-10-13T15:07:00.009-05:00

The first weekend in October brought several inches of snow and lots of fun! We could hardly wait to bundle up and get outside!

The snow was beautiful while it lasted but it didn't stay long.

Luckily things warmed up in time for some Halloween festivities.We went to a local pumpkin patch and we couldn't resist buying a pumpkin almost as big as Ethan! He was so proud of it.

We also had a great time at the Scarecrow Festival at Thanksgiving Point with Jenni and Ashley and carved our pumpkins with family and friends at Paul and Kelsey's annual Fright Fest.(thanks for the fun!)

(And in case you can't tell from the picture, Steve tried to carve a portrait of Ethan into his pumpkin. He hopes to improve his carving skills for next year when he'll attempt a portrait of Quintan:))

Newsworthy Events

2008-09-21T22:07:00.008-05:00

Heide reminded me today that it has been a while since I contributed anything to our blog, so I'll try and do my best...

As I have been sitting here trying to think of any "newsworthy" events in the life of SHEQ (that's short for Steve, Heide, Ethan, and Quintan), I realized that we haven't done a whole lot lately. We've just been trying to keep this new baby of ours alive and healthy; that seems to consume most of our time.

We did go to Bridal Veil Falls the other day. Provo Canyon has always been one of our favorite places to go, so we made the 3 hour round trip one evening; it was fun, but we were totally exhausted by the time we returned home (we are finding out it is double the work now that we have two boys)! We intended to hang around and stop by to visit friends and family in Provo and drive by some of our old places we lived in as students, but unfortunately we didn't have enough time. Anyway, here are a few pictures:

Note the bike in the background. We got the bike carrier a couple of weeks ago and Ethan loves to ride in it. I tried to put one of the neighbor boys in with Ethan the other day (because it fits two) and he said in a panic as I was putting the other boy in "no, no". I put him in anyway and told Ethan we were just going around the block. After a few yards he began try cry! He either really likes his personal space or cherishes our one on one time (or maybe the kid hit him while I wasn't looking).

Big Thanks

2008-09-16T22:30:00.000-05:00

For those of you who may not have heard, we moved to Utah this summer. We have been meaning to post this little bit of news for the past month or so, but it's been difficult to find time as life has been very much a whirlwind lately.

So, let me paint the whole picture by rewinding to the middle of July when we were still living in Danville, I was 33 weeks pregnant and Steve was still working at the local hospital as the facilities director. We were living life and preparing for the baby when a job opportunity in Layton, Utah unexpectedly popped up. It was a very good opportunity, Steve was intrigued by the position and we were thrilled to think we could return to live in Utah closer to our siblings (and Ethan to his cousins). Still, it wasn't an easy decision; while Danville wasn't the greatest of places, and certainly not somewhere we wanted to settle down and raise our family, we really enjoyed the slow paced lifestyle and especially enjoyed living close to my Mom, Frank and John!

After a few days of much prayer and fasting we decided, with only 7 weeks until the baby was due (which ended up only being 4), to pack up and head out West.

Steve received an official offer July 16th, and drove away in the Uhaul four days later! How is this possible you may wonder? I wondered the same thing myself...

As soon as my mom found out that I was trying to pack up the entire house in 4 days at 33 weeks pregnant she changed her weekend plans and and she and Frank packed their bags and arrived in record time! Frank packed our entire kitchen, while my mom organized and packed up bedrooms and bathrooms, and made sure the house was spotless before we left. They also took plenty of time to play with Ethan which was the greatest help of all! And as if that weren't enough, they took great care of me and Ethan for a week and a half while Steve did more dirty work!

Meanwhile, out West my sisters were ensuring that we had a soft place to land when we arrived!
We used Lorri's expert eye to choose one of the three houses we found online for us to rent (and I might say that she chose the perfect one)! She took time out of her busy life to fight traffic and scope out the Layton area for us!

Alissa was quick to ask how she could help, and when she found out I was most concerned with finding a good Dr. she got on the phone and set up an appt. for me with her obgyn. This greatly reduced my stress level!

One of my least favorite things to do is to ask people to go out of their way to pick me up from the airport; Janell immediately offered to pick us up (she must be sick of it since she lives close to the airport); but her willingness meant so much as I know it's not an easy thing to do with two kids and such a busy schedule!

My bothers-in-law Marco and Josh also fought traffic after a long days' work to help Steve empty the Uhaul (which was not an easy task considering the monstrous piano we recently inherited)!

My awesome little brother, John, transported Ethan and me 3 hours one way to the Chicago airport; and he didn't just drop us off: he parked, helped us carry in all our stuff, and made sure I made it safely through security before he embarked on another 3 hour drive back to Wisconsin! Then, when I lost my cell phone in the airport, he was the one to call, and call, and call until someone finally picked it up. If it weren't for him I'd still be phoneless!

My sister-in-law, Jenni, offered to help unpack and came down to keep Steve company while he was here for a few days by himself.

And last but definitely not least, Steve, being the sweet and hard working husband that he is made the 27 hour drive by himself twice! After he arrived the first time he unloaded everything that he could unload by himself from the Uhaul and unpacked our entire house (and made sure it was clean for when Ethan and I flew in from my mom's)! Then he returned to IL to finish up one last week of work before making the drive again (only this time he drove straight through the night arriving at about 4:00AM so we could finally be reunited after the two longest and craziest weeks of our life)!

And that is how a cross-country move in four days is possible!
We literally could not have done it without all the love and support of our family and friends. I feel so blessed to have such a great family and wish I was better at expressing how much I really appreciate all of them. Thank you so much!

My boys

2008-09-14T11:19:00.005-05:00

I just can't let this rare moment of free time pass without gushing a bit over how much I love being a mother and of how wonderful my little boys are!

Ethan has grown up so much in the past few weeks I can hardly believe it. He is spouting off new words every day and keeps us laughing around here as he has his own little way of doing things. Some of our favorite Ethan-isms:

If he sees food that he wants he asks,"Eat it? Bite it?"
He likes to put the word 'big' in front of everything: "big book, big rock, big bite" and our personal favorite, "big gumkun biiiig" aka pumpkin. I guess he's trying to get ready for Halloween...
He loves to throw a ball (baseball or not) and yell "stieke" (aka: strike) ...he's quite the baseball fan!
Ethan loves having Quintan around and is very aware of how his little brother is. As soon as Quintan makes the slightest little noise Ethan automatically says, "cying, Tintan cying, sad". We explain to him that sometimes Quintan just makes noise that he's not always crying . Now he says "Tintan happing" (happy) or "seeping" (sleeping).
Ethan has recently learned about petting animals since we are in walking distance to a private petting zoo (aka: a farm with friendly goats, horses and chickens) and now he asks, "pet baby, pet him?" when he wants to rub Quintan's head. We're working to improve the terminology:) , but love that he's so interested in his little brother!

He is also learning how to count. Unfortunately, he hasn't been able to get past the number 2. He just says, "one, two, nine, seven". I'm sure it will come around soon.

Quintan is just as sweet as can be! Today is his 4 week birthday and he's eating and growing like a weed! He's up to 9 lbs now and has thoroughly impressed the Dr. with his ability to gain weight. Our little Quin travels all over with us and sleeps like an angel aside from the rude awakenings of his immature digestive system. We're hoping his body works out the kinks asap.

I am so blessed with two wonderful sons and love being home to help and watch them grow!

He's Here!

2008-08-21T15:17:00.004-05:00

Quintan Elijah Call

was born Sunday, August 17, 2008 at 8:09 am weighing 7.0 lbs measuring 20.5 in.

We went into the hospital around 2:30 am last Sunday and Heide was already dilated 6cm by the time we got there. the delivery went smoothly; she only had to push 4 times to complete the delivery. The recovery is going well for Heide and Quintan and we're all thrilled to have them home!

There will be more pictures to come...

Summa Summa Summa Time...Summa Time!

2008-06-22T21:37:00.008-05:00

Summer is in full swing and we are definately enjoying it!

Just takin' in the view

Watermelon...YUM!!!

Our little monkey!

For all those who've been requesting pics of my growing belly...30 weeks and counting .

All tuckered out.

(This picture was actually taken back in April, but I couldn't resist!)

Golf

2008-05-18T21:49:00.004-05:00

Last week I played in a golf tournament with 3 other co-workers; after hitting one of my drives over the fence into interstate traffic, a second into a river, and a third into an occupied golf cart, I realized that golf may not be my sport. The problem I have with golf, number one, is that it is not enjoyable; I don't think a game can be considered a sport if you can wear khakis and never break a sweat. Number two, it's too expensive and time consuming to secure a half competent skill level. And with a 17 month old and second on the way, extra money and time are something I don't have a lot of.

I started playing golf when I was a senior in college because it seemed every other professor encouraged students to golf: "it's the sport of business" they said, "and a lot of business is done on the golf course" they affirmed. So, not wanting to be the odd one out in the world of business, I bummed some old clubs off a friend (props to Eric if he is reading this) and starting playing. I learned, however, this week that my reputation as a "man of business" is much stronger when I am not hitting golf balls.

Natural Born Athelete?

2008-05-11T20:57:00.007-05:00

So we all know that Steve loves sports right? I must admit that I enjoy some sports as well but I've tried to take special care that Ethan not be brain washed into thinking he has to play and love sports just because he's a boy and that's what boys do. We like to expose him to a lot of different activities in hopes that he'll grow up to be a well adjusted child.

Lately it seems that all our efforts have been in vain. Yes, Ethan still loves an occasional story (if it involves a ball) and he's content to play in the dirt for a few minutes, but his real love is sports!He wants nothing more than to be outside with a ball (or bat) in hand, or as he says , "play, play, play, play!" (increasing in volume and inflection each time he says it so we know he really means it). See for yourself.

Exhibit A: Baseball

Exhibit B: Bocce Ball

Exhibit C: Kick Ball (slightly less happy because he's not outside playing ball)

Is it just in the genes???

It's a Boy!

2008-04-13T20:12:00.003-05:00

Heide had her ultrasound on Monday; from what we could tell, it looks like a boy! We were both kind of expecting a girl, but we were obviously wrong. I'm just excited to be in a family now where the boys outnumber the girls. I used to hate family reunions because there were like 50 girl cousins and like 2 boy cousins. Just for complaining, though, I'm sure we will end up with 2 boys and 3 girls when it is all said and done.

So, the following picture is an artist's rendition of what "baby boy #2" should look at by 3 years of age. This was all very scientific and was based upon the ultrasound pictures, so I think it should be right on. We'll see...

my 2 cents

2008-04-07T12:09:00.003-05:00

So, Steve wanted to do the update on our vacation, but i can't let this opportunity pass without expressing my love and appreciation for him. We have had our share of ups and downs over the past 5 years but Steve has been my constant through all of it and I really can't imagine my life without him. He doesn't always think so, but he really does know what I need when I need it whether it be a joke and a laugh , a good cry on a strong shoulder, a swift kick of encouragement, or a long embrace of love. Marriage really does keep getting better and I'm so happy to be married to my perfect man!

I also want to express my love and appreciation for my mom who so willing watched Ethan for us so that we could enjoy a carefree time! Ethan has become rather attached to "maa-ma" and paa-pa" and they showed him a wonderful time while we were away! Thank you so much for taking such good care of our little man, he can't wait to see you again!

Viva Mexico!!!

2008-04-06T21:17:00.015-05:00

March 28th marked our 5 year wedding anniversary, so we took a trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to celebrate. We had an amazing time! Here are a few pictures:

Here's a "bird's eye" shot of the resort (I obviously didn't take this), but it gives you a feel for how beautiful it was there.

Here we are outside our room, enjoying the sunset.

We enjoyed both the food and the views at the restaurants!

We spent a day kayaking and exploring some of the cliff sides; to our surprise, we found a family of Iguana's hanging out on the beach!

Heide especially loved the native flowers.

Most of all, the trip just reminded me how much I love Heide. She is so beautiful in so many ways, and I thank my Heavenly Father every day that He blessed me with such an amazing wife. She gives me such support and comfort, and I appreciate her more than I can express. The last 5 years have been the best of my life, and I'm very happy we took this trip to celebrate our marriage and our love for one another.

Updates and Easter Eggs

2008-04-06T19:28:00.010-05:00

Needless to say I'm a little behind on blogging and since we've returned from Mexico the requests for pictures and updates have been pouring in (from all four of you who read this!)

So, first things first... We enjoyed a wonderful Easter with Grandma Vicki and Grandpa Frank who came to visit for the weekend.

Ethan was thrilled to discover his Easter basket in the morning and very quickly caught on to hunting eggs, dashing from one egg to the next to enjoy the hidden graham crackers!

He was less than thrilled when the hunt was over and the eggs were no longer filled with yummy treats! All the same we had a very enjoyable day and Steve and I enjoyed our own little treats from the Easter bunny too. We had a delicious ham dinner and got creamed on our final night of euchre but had lots of laughs anyway...Good times.

Our big guy got lots of good walking practice while grandma and grandpa were here and now he's off and running, gaining more independence every day!

Ethan's Favorite Pastime

2008-01-29T13:07:00.000-06:00

Daddy's Little Helper

2008-01-13T21:30:00.000-06:00

We took Ethan to get his one year pictures a few weeks ago (I was really hoping to go with "Glamour Shots", but we just couldn't find one close enough... maybe next year). Here are a couple of our favorites:

"Santa" brought me a sweet bench press for Christmas, so I've turned our spare bedroom into a "weight room". Ethan was my little helper as I put it together (he was especially handy with the electric screw driver):

I'm hoping this new bench press will help me get back into "glory days" form. Here's a picture of my bicep; I'll take another picture in a couple months and let you decide if all my hard work is really paying off...

A Christmas to Remember

2008-01-06T19:29:00.000-06:00

We had a wonderful Christmas in Wisconsin, here are a few highlights from our trip...

As always, there was plenty of time for fun and games!

This year we added to the repertoire Wii and Guitar Hero's, but

still enjoyed some of our old favorites too:Catch Phrase, Taboo,

Encore, Cranium, and we can't forget mom's favorite, Oodles.

Ethan discoverd his new favorite game...and learned

a few tricks of the trade from his Grandpa Frank!

Steve and Mom were this years 'Top Banana'

pool tournament winners and they couldn't have been happier!

Steve is still talking about his "shot of the century"!

We also had plenty of time to relax which included a girls day out for

pedicures (we wish our other two girls could have been

there to enjoy it with us)!

We're so grateful for the time we had to spend with family and

to remember and celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Happy 1st Birthday Ethan!

2008-01-01T22:14:00.001-06:00

We're finally catching up on our blog and wanted to start with Ethan's birthday. It was a very busy day as I tried to make it perfect for Ethan and Steve tried to do the same for me (since we share a birthday). Nonetheless, Ethan loved the party hats, the noise makers, the balloons and the gifts. Actually, I think the only thing he didn't love about his birthday was the cake (I'm sure it had nothing to do with the fact that it was sugar free ha ha)...he may only be one year old but he knows what he likes (and doesn't like for that matter).

Happy Birthday Ethan!!!

Love, Mom and Dad

Christmas Lights and Minor Explosions

2007-12-02T22:16:00.000-06:00

Sorry it's been so long since our last entry... we've been busy getting things ready for Christmas (you know... tree, presents, and outdoor lights). Speaking of outdoor Christmas lights, I put them up yesterday and I about froze to death. Here are some pictures of Heide and me putting up the lights:

Oh, whoops. This was last year in Texas (slight temperature difference)! (Heide was also 9 months pregnant... how time flies).

Well, it was fun having family here for Thanksgiving (Kim and Jeff and the kids... Curtis and Linda). I think they all had a good time. I know Mom was disappointed that I came from behind and pulled of the "W" in bowling! I wanted to make sure this memory was never forgotten (mostly I wanted a picture of me and my sweet bowling shoes that I got from BYU's Game Center mechanic before he threw them in the trash) so I had Heide take a picture:

And to wrap up this weeks entry... I couldn't leave out a picture of me burning leaves. Only in Danville, IL is it still legal to burn leaves (and trash) within the city limits. (I'll eave out the part where I poured gasoline on the pile of leaves to get things started and then melted my arm hair off after a "minor" explosion). I might just try bagging the leaves next year!

Tearin' Up the Dance Floor, Just Like Old Times...

2007-11-11T21:51:00.000-06:00

www.wikihow.com/Raise-Smart-Kids says that musical instruments can "lower stress that is destructive to... kid's brains." We have not been too concerned with Ethan's stress level, but figured it couldn't hurt to get him started early. So, Heide "busted out" her sweet recorder from one of her music classes. As you can see from the picture below, Ethan was a real nature!

Some may know that Heide is our ward's Young Women's president; so we had the chance to attend a Stake Dance this weekend. We didn't stay long, but I did have enough time to get a little dancing in (Ethan especially loves to dance... he shakes his head like Stevie Wonder)! We luckily brought our camera and Heide got a good shot of me "tearin' up the dance floor"... just like old times.

Discovering Leaves

2007-11-05T21:10:00.000-06:00

Our back yard has become filled with leaves now that Fall has finally hit in Illinois; Ethan loves to play in them, so we couldn't resist racking up a few piles and taking some pictures of the little guy in action.

He is getting so big and we just can't get enough of him. He's always busy reading his books, unpacking the cupboards, or exploring his surroundings; but he's never too busy to cruise over to his "mama" and "dada" for a quick cuddle or two before he's off again. We are so grateful to have such a sweet little boy!

Happy Halloween

2007-10-31T21:57:00.001-05:00

We would have posted pictures earlier but Steve mistakenly folded our camera up in his camping chair after our ward Halloween party and it took us a week to find it. So, now that we've relocated our camera we're back in action.

Ethan thoroughly enjoyed his first Halloween, partly because while we weren't looking he scrounged up some nerds off the floor and got his first taste of candy; he also stole a few licks off of a little girl's sucker.

He proved to be a great little puppy!

Here are this years pumpkins: Mr. Spider and Ms. Tara Fied.

Sweet Blog

2007-10-21T23:01:00.000-05:00

So... Heide built it (a sweet blog) and people have come; but hopefully they keep coming! To ensure this I promised Heide that I would help keep this thing updated; you know, hip and jiggy, so all the young whipper-snappers will want to check out this "sweet blog" day after day (actually, the goal is to update it weekly but maybe it will take seven looks before boredom sets in).

This week has been filled with "crap" work, trying to get this new house we are leasing up to "par". So, because of the overwhelming work load, I didn't have time to take any new pictures for this week's posting (hopefully we'll have some sweet Halloween pictures next week). I did, however, teach Ethan how to cuddle with his "da-da".

And as I was thinking about the other pictures that I could potentially post (because nobody just posts one picture) I thought about a snap shot I took of Galveston Bay in Texas. Every time I see this picture flash across our computer screen (our screen saver runs through our picture files) I debate whether or not I should classify myself as a semi-professional photographer. You decide... (but keep in mind this is the only picture I have ever taken that falls into this category, so if you decide I am not worthy of this title, there is little hope left)!

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A Welcomed Break

2007-10-18T09:50:00.000-05:00

The past few weeks have been a whirlwind since we moved into our new place (sanding, painting, cleaning, unpacking, organizing...)! so Saturday we finally decided to stop the madness and take a little break to enjoy the fun and festivities that accompany our favorite time of year.

We took a trip to the pumpkin patch/apple orchard and were thrilled with what we found!

There were wagon rides, corn mazes, pony rides, face painting, pumpkin painting, goats to feed and much much more. We pet the goats and horses, tasted the most delicious doughnuts and apple cider, and of course picked our very own pumpkins ,which was by far Ethan's favorite part! (Who knew that pumpkins could be so exciting?!?)

He squealed in delight when he saw the pumpkin patch and and squirmed until we let him down to crawl around. It didn't take long for him to choose his very own little pumpkin and I must say, he chose a good one!

I'm not quite sure what it is about pumpkins that he loves so much, but he still squeals in delight every time we open the front door because he knows his pumpkin is right outside.

There are so many things we love about this time of year, (cool weather, beautiful colors, crunching leaves, jeans and sweaters, hot chocolate...) but there is nothing greater than experiencing the wonder and excitement of it all with Ethan!

FINALLY!

2007-10-14T19:42:00.001-05:00

Okay, okay, I know it's taken me a while to get this blog up and running but better late than never, right?!?
We'll try to keep this updated regularly and hope you enjoy!