Friday, December 17, 2010
Thanksgiving
Wow, I am really not good at keeping up with our blog. Sorry to the faith few who check our blog once in awhile. So for Thanksgiving Danny and I went down to L.A to spend time with his parents and on Thanksgiving day we woke up early to drive to Vegas to have Thanksgiving dinner with my sister in-law and her family. It was a much needed getaway and it was nice to spend time with family. For the first time ever I think Danny and I got more than half of our Christmas shopping done on Black Friday. We also decided to finally use our free Disneyland tickets that we got for volunteering for a day, so we went with our friends Luis and Miriam to Disneyland. I wasn't sure how long I'd last walking and standing in lines, but I'd have to say I was quite a trooper, although Danny might say I complained every once in awhile. I have never been to Disneyland during the Thanksgiving/Christmas season and I absolutely loved it. The castle was decorated so pretty and It's a small world ride was very festive.On Sunday we went to Danny's old family ward and then left Sunday afternoon back to Sacramento. A trip that normally takes us 5-6 hours this time took us 8-9 hours, I have never seen Holiday traffic so bad like on our way home. All in all, we had a great time with family and friends and are so so thankful for all the blessings, love, support that we receive. Now we are looking forward to Christmas!
Emma baking pumpkin squares
The two Daniel's of the Family
Will's home made pie
Waiting in line for It's a small world
Daniel enjoying his Rocky Road ice cream
Friday, November 19, 2010
Our little girl!
It has been a while since I've done an update on the baby. I've been so busy working more hours and by the time I get home I just want to relax, plus not having internet at our apt. doesn't help either.
So here it is. On October 25th we had our ultrasound, which I was some what nervous about. For some reason I went to the appointment with the expectation that the Doctor would be able to tell right away if it is a girl or boy, and I was convinced that it was going to be a boy, plus Danny kept telling me that we most likely will have a girl, because according to him genetically the Bair men produce more girls then boys, so I wanted to prove him wrong. Anyway, at the ultrasound the Dr. was not that personal, he meant business. You can tell he was just there to measure the head, make sure the baby's heart, spine were healthy and that she has 10 toes and fingers, and that is exactly what he did. He had a hard time getting a clear view on if it was a girl or boy. The baby was shy and had it's legs closed the whole time. By the end of the appointment he said "I'm 95% sure it's a girl. Then he gave us the pictures, which to me I couldn't tell her head from her pompis. Danny was thrilled to has his little girl, don't get me wrong I was too, but I was a little bothered with how they whole appointment went and that we didn't have a good profile picture of the baby. At work, I told my co-workers of my experience and they told me about getting 3D pictures, I was hesitant at first because it's kinda of freaky looking plus it would cost us money. I talked to Danny about it and did my research of all the places that do it in our area and I found a place that was inexpensive and gave me the most for our money. So on November 13 we went and got our 2d, 3d pictures and DVD of the whole ultrasound. At first Danny didn't like the pictures too much, but I think they grew on him cause he will pull them out to look at her once in awhile, it's cute. Time really flies by, I can't believe I'm half way already, it sure doesn't feel like it.
Her profile
She loved having her hands by her face.
So here it is. On October 25th we had our ultrasound, which I was some what nervous about. For some reason I went to the appointment with the expectation that the Doctor would be able to tell right away if it is a girl or boy, and I was convinced that it was going to be a boy, plus Danny kept telling me that we most likely will have a girl, because according to him genetically the Bair men produce more girls then boys, so I wanted to prove him wrong. Anyway, at the ultrasound the Dr. was not that personal, he meant business. You can tell he was just there to measure the head, make sure the baby's heart, spine were healthy and that she has 10 toes and fingers, and that is exactly what he did. He had a hard time getting a clear view on if it was a girl or boy. The baby was shy and had it's legs closed the whole time. By the end of the appointment he said "I'm 95% sure it's a girl. Then he gave us the pictures, which to me I couldn't tell her head from her pompis. Danny was thrilled to has his little girl, don't get me wrong I was too, but I was a little bothered with how they whole appointment went and that we didn't have a good profile picture of the baby. At work, I told my co-workers of my experience and they told me about getting 3D pictures, I was hesitant at first because it's kinda of freaky looking plus it would cost us money. I talked to Danny about it and did my research of all the places that do it in our area and I found a place that was inexpensive and gave me the most for our money. So on November 13 we went and got our 2d, 3d pictures and DVD of the whole ultrasound. At first Danny didn't like the pictures too much, but I think they grew on him cause he will pull them out to look at her once in awhile, it's cute. Time really flies by, I can't believe I'm half way already, it sure doesn't feel like it.
Her profile
Her little pompis
The techs at work got this for me once we found out
24 weeks
Danny wanted a picture of me using my stomach as a table
Our little cachetona
She loved having her hands by her face.
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