Saturday, February 20, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Logan baby shower
This past weekend I headed up to Logan for a baby shower that my friends from work did for me. We went to lunch at my favorite restaurant that isn't down here, Firehouse Pizza. It was so fun to catch up with them again, and of course I got lots of great things for the baby. It had been 2 months since I had been up to Logan, I swear that the drive was 20 miles longer than it used to be, it took forever to get there but it was well worth the drive. Thank you to everyone that came, and especially to Julie who planned it.
Here is a picture of my Logan friends.
Out with the old...in with the new!
For Christmas this year Brian and I got a new couch! Our old couches were donated to us from his Aunt and Uncle (who knows how old they actually are) but we were very anxious to replace them with something we could both fit on! They finally came after 6 long weeks of waiting!
Fun side story...when I moved our old couch to make room for the new one I found this...yep, a dead mouse had been chillin under there. Sick.
This is what our couches used to look like... (small, old, and uncomfortable)
And here are our beautiful new couches! I love them. It's a sectional, and each piece is almost as wide as a twin size mattress...they make everything else in our apartment look nicer. It's fabulous. 
One of the best Christmas presents ever!
Fun side story...when I moved our old couch to make room for the new one I found this...yep, a dead mouse had been chillin under there. Sick.
One of the best Christmas presents ever!
Monday, February 1, 2010
Our life
Brian and Stevie:
Living is Sandy is great. We love it. Everytime I hear about the lastest snow storm up in Logan I always smile a little bit. We both like our jobs here. I am working part time as a nanny for two families. It's great for me, the kids are very well behaved and it's nice to only work a few hours each day in the morning. Brian started his job at ARUP, he works as a data-entry person. Right now he works the day shift while in training, but he's going to start his actual shift, which is the graveyard, next week, I'm not quite sure how I feel about that-I don't like to be home alone while sleeping...but I'm sure I will get used to it. He is takingt this semester off from school and will start up again this summer. Our new ward is good. We are going to a regular family ward, which I like a lot better than the married student wards that we went to up in Logan. There are a few young couples, but it's mostly made up of families and older couples.
Baby:
So I am now 6 weeks and 4 days away from my due date...everything is going well. I had to switch doctors again because of insurance, so now we will be having the baby at the U of U hospital, I haven't met my new doctor yet (I go next week) but from what I've heard about her she is great. We also have the nursery pretty much set up. The crib is all set up and the clothes are put away. Now I just need to decorate the walls and make it look cute! I am not totally ready for the baby to be here, but I ready to be done being pregnant. I miss being able to wear my wedding ring, sleep on my back, and going up a flight of stairs without getting winded. I won't miss people looking at my tummy instead of my face, and I for sure won't miss wearing maturnity clothes. I'm still not very big, most people assume I am only 6 or 7 months along and are shocked to find out I have a month and a half left. All my doctors say that I am mearsuring right where I should be so the fact that I'm small in the belly is just fine.
This is me at 33 weeks

Well that's the lastest with us! For now life is pretty relaxed and calm...but soon enough that will change!
Living is Sandy is great. We love it. Everytime I hear about the lastest snow storm up in Logan I always smile a little bit. We both like our jobs here. I am working part time as a nanny for two families. It's great for me, the kids are very well behaved and it's nice to only work a few hours each day in the morning. Brian started his job at ARUP, he works as a data-entry person. Right now he works the day shift while in training, but he's going to start his actual shift, which is the graveyard, next week, I'm not quite sure how I feel about that-I don't like to be home alone while sleeping...but I'm sure I will get used to it. He is takingt this semester off from school and will start up again this summer. Our new ward is good. We are going to a regular family ward, which I like a lot better than the married student wards that we went to up in Logan. There are a few young couples, but it's mostly made up of families and older couples.
Baby:
So I am now 6 weeks and 4 days away from my due date...everything is going well. I had to switch doctors again because of insurance, so now we will be having the baby at the U of U hospital, I haven't met my new doctor yet (I go next week) but from what I've heard about her she is great. We also have the nursery pretty much set up. The crib is all set up and the clothes are put away. Now I just need to decorate the walls and make it look cute! I am not totally ready for the baby to be here, but I ready to be done being pregnant. I miss being able to wear my wedding ring, sleep on my back, and going up a flight of stairs without getting winded. I won't miss people looking at my tummy instead of my face, and I for sure won't miss wearing maturnity clothes. I'm still not very big, most people assume I am only 6 or 7 months along and are shocked to find out I have a month and a half left. All my doctors say that I am mearsuring right where I should be so the fact that I'm small in the belly is just fine.
This is me at 33 weeks
Well that's the lastest with us! For now life is pretty relaxed and calm...but soon enough that will change!
Friday, January 15, 2010
Assembling the first piece of baby furniture
I ordered some of our baby furniture the other day, they had the glider/rocker in stock so we were able to bring that home and assemble it.
Brian decided it would be better to follow the directions step by step instead of trying to figure it out on his own...in this picture he is putting together the base of the chair.
Adding on the back...
Enjoying his hard work...it will probably stay in our family room for the time being to provide another place to sit and relax.
He accomplised this task in 40 minutes...hopefully it's just as easy to put the crib together.
Brian decided it would be better to follow the directions step by step instead of trying to figure it out on his own...in this picture he is putting together the base of the chair.
He accomplised this task in 40 minutes...hopefully it's just as easy to put the crib together.
Hidden Talents
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Happy Birthday Brian!
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