Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Sunday, June 21, 2009
(Quick) Trip to Nashville
Here are a few pictures from our trip to Nashville, where we attended the wedding of a friend.
Wiped out.
Upcoming travels:
June 27-28, Champaign, IL.
July 3-5, Lake of Egypt, Marion, IL.
July 11-18, Orange Beach, AL.
August 8-9, Chicago, IL.
Also, Caleb has finished his last on-campus class! He'll take one online class in the fall before graduation in December, hooray!
Upcoming travels:
June 27-28, Champaign, IL.
July 3-5, Lake of Egypt, Marion, IL.
July 11-18, Orange Beach, AL.
August 8-9, Chicago, IL.
Also, Caleb has finished his last on-campus class! He'll take one online class in the fall before graduation in December, hooray!
Friday, June 19, 2009
Weekend Trip to Marion
This past weekend Nella and I took a trip to Marion for my nephew Marley's 1st birthday party. We had a wonderful time visiting with family. Here are a few photos from our trip.
She just loves toy cars with doors that open. She will climb in, close the door, climb out, close the door . . . over and over and over again.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Pregnancy Update - 23 Weeks
Profile. 23 weeks.
Two weeks ago, it was confirmed that Silas had SUA, that is, Single Umbilical Artery, or what is commonly referred to as a 2-Vessel Cord. This doesn't always indicate problems, but has been linked to developmental problems. So, as a standard procedure, I had a level 2 ultrasound today to double check everything and make sure baby boy is growing as he should. He is right on track! The doctor didn't find any problems at this point and doesn't expect any major problems, but they will continue to monitor Silas' growth throughout the remainder of the pregnancy. So, we'll get to 'see' him often, and hopefully have plenty of neat pictures to share. They did try to get a few 3D pictures, but the boy was squirming all over, so they had some trouble getting a clear image. These are still pretty neat.
Two weeks ago, it was confirmed that Silas had SUA, that is, Single Umbilical Artery, or what is commonly referred to as a 2-Vessel Cord. This doesn't always indicate problems, but has been linked to developmental problems. So, as a standard procedure, I had a level 2 ultrasound today to double check everything and make sure baby boy is growing as he should. He is right on track! The doctor didn't find any problems at this point and doesn't expect any major problems, but they will continue to monitor Silas' growth throughout the remainder of the pregnancy. So, we'll get to 'see' him often, and hopefully have plenty of neat pictures to share. They did try to get a few 3D pictures, but the boy was squirming all over, so they had some trouble getting a clear image. These are still pretty neat.
Thank you, praying friends. We appreciate your prayers for our growing family.
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