Walkin in a Winter Wonderland

We wanted everyone to see how wonderful our October has been. It snowed

And snowed (Meighan tells me these are bunny tracks)

And snowed some more

Oompa loompa alert!

Oompa Loompa Alert!

This is our little girl, Damaya Justine! This picture is a profile of her.

This is a foot kicking Meighan (which it did the whole time by the way)

This photo tells the gender....your guess is as good as ours, but the doctor told us this is a picture of a girl

You can see the head on the right of the picture along with two eyes. On the left of the picture you can see two feet kicking Meighan.

This is Nessie...no it is actually Damaya's spine

This is her femur along with some toes

This is her head.

This is another head shot, you can see the brain in the middle.

Attack of the Ducks!

Here are the ducks that tried to eat us alive, but we out ran them.

Mesa Falls!

This is Mesa Falls This is my hottie head, I am about to push him into the falls.

If you look really closesly you can see aliens fishing for salmon

This is a picture of some rocks. We like the orange and white colors on them.

This is a picture of yellowstone along the firehole river. We were actually in the park on the same day as our fuhrer Obama. We saw a rather large plane flying into Bozemen area, and when we first entered the park we saw a motorcade of vehicles including 5-6 police cars. Jared would not say Heil Obama with me as the motorcade passed by...

Ich mochte Huhnersuppe

Munchkin update

Munchkin Alert!

Not the green haired munchkin though. We wanted to post our first picture of our munchkin. this was taken at 6 weeks, and Meighan is now 11 weeks along. That is right, for those of you who don't know we are expecting our first child!
In this picture the baby is 0.71 centimeters. That is very small, about the size of a grain of rice. The kid is the white thing in the black dot towards the left of the picture.

Craters of the Moon

We wanted to share our trip to craters of the moon with everybody...So here we go

These are crater fragments from the volcano. They are tall.

This is what the actual moon surface looks like (though they think it looks more like Mars actually)
This is an actual moon tree, surrounded by actual moon foliage

This is the cutest person in the world

This is her lucky slave :P

Well we hope you enjoyed our trip to Craters of the Moon. It was hot. We actually discovered that it cost 8 dollars to get in...so we parked the car in the visitor's center parking lot, and hiked into the park...that is our little secret though.

Afterwards we enjoyed jamba juice and gyro's. It was a trip well worth taken.

A cold Rexburg Winter (Things from the phone)

Yes I realize that it is July and we don't want to think about this...but I just figured out that you can send pictures from your phone to an online website and download them. So we thought we should show everyone how much snow we came home to last Christmas. Our driveway had as much snow as you see piled up on the side! It was a cold winter.

Stay tuned for more things from the phone