Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Our baby girl.

Here is a picture of our baby girl. Doesn't she look so cute? I think she is going to have big lips like Adam and Carson. I love it.
We just had another ultrasound yesterday so in this picture she is 28 weeks. I had to get another ultrasound to see if I still have placenta previa. Unfortunately, I do. My placenta is partially covering my cervix instead of being on the side of my uterus like it should be. There are a lot of complications that can happen with placenta previa, but I think all of them are pretty rare. However, if my placenta does not move, I will have to have a c-section. The thought of a c-section terrifies me. I know there are a lot of women who have had them and everything is totally fine, but I just keeping picturing myself being cut open and have instant anxiety. I know I'm crazy. Adam reminds me almost daily. :)
Speaking of Adam, he is a real doll face. I love that guy. My doctor put me on pelvic rest 5 weeks ago. I will most likely be on it for the remainder of my pregnancy. I'm not supposed to do any heavy lifting or serious house cleaning and I am supposed to take it easy. Doesn't every pregnant person do that anyway? Adam really takes care of me. He never asks for anything in return and pleasantly brings me water and Tums about every 5 seconds. Even though I don't think pelvic rest is that serious, Adam is constantly aware of everything I am doing and is always offering help in any way to make things easier for me. Like today...he filled up about 100 water balloons for the young men/young woman activity I was in charge of. I sat next to him outside, laughing at every balloon that popped in his lap. My hero.


Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Our Golfer & a Trip to Georgia.

Carson is crazy about golfing. We just recently got him a plastic set, but before that he wanted to have Adam's golf clubs and balls all the time. He is a pretty dang good golfer, too. He almost always hits the ball on his first try and that thing goes flying. Pro status, I tell ya.
Unfortunately, Carson plays most sports with his left hand. We think it is weird and since we don't have left handed golf clubs, Carson has one crazy putt (is that what you call it?).
I love this face he is making. So golfer. :)
We decided to make a trip to Georgia since it would probably be a long time before we will be able to do it again. Carson was unbelievable. I was shocked. He never cried or complained once in the car. Though, there were a couple of tantrums at gas stations and lunches when he couldn't have everything he wanted. He was so sweet and a serious pleasure to travel with. We stayed with Adam's parents and had such a nice and relaxing time. Carson wouldn't let Grandma out of his site and any time she was away, I heard a lot of, "Where's Grandma?, I want Grandma!" He loves her so much.
Grandma let Carson "drive" her car. His dream come true. Every time we see a white SUV now, Carson yells, "GRANDMA'S CAR!!!"
Grandma, Carson, and Papa.
Three generations of crazy boys.
Meet the Rogers.
Thanks for letting us take over your home. We love and miss you so much! Now, come visit us!!!

Monday, August 2, 2010

Mall Trip, Park, and Fatty.

We went to play at the mall again since I think we might have died playing outside. I rode with Carson on the train this time. He was pretty hilarious.
Here we are before we took off. He is already excited just holding the tickets.
Saying bye to Daddy.
Carson was peeking out like this during most of the ride. He probably scared half a dozen people by all of a sudden popping up and yelling as loud as he could, "BYE! SEE YA LATER!" or "ALL ABOARD!" Carson spread laughter throughout the mall. Crazy child of mine.
After the ride, the conductor let Carson ring the bell.
Later that night, it had cooled off a little so we went to a park by the mall. Carson liked this horse. So did Adam.
So athletic.
25 weeks. Holla.