The belly is starting to show...

For those of you who wanted me to start a blog documenting this miraculous pregnancy, here you go! For those of you who didn't know about the blog, some friends and I decided this would be this best way to share what is going on from so far away.

Here ya go...the first picture. This was taken at 15 weeks, a week and a half ago.

Our 20 week ultrasound is scheduled for Valentine's day (which would be 19 weeks) but I think I'm going to postpone it a week to make sure the baby is big enough to detect any possible problems. And YES, we are going to find out the sex and share with all of you!

Head Shaker

Clay is standing across from Carter shaking his head. Carter wants to be like daddy and thought shaking his head was the best thing ever!

It's fun to spin!

Carter loves spinning in this chair...the faster he spins, the more he likes it. It's so funny to see him dizzy when it stops...but he just wants more!

backyard fun

Carter and I took a trip to my friend Lori's house today. We put the babes in our strollers to take a quick stroll around the lake. After 2 blisters from my chaco's, pushing up what felt like 45 degree grades, 5 miles and an hour and a half, we returned from our "quick" stroll. We gobbled down some lunch and then Lori snapped some quick pics of Carter in her backyard. I returned home 40 minutes after leaving her house and I already had these emailed to me...too cute :)

Shenandoah National Park

Clay took the day off from work so we decided to go to Shenandoah National Park. It's a little over an hour from where we live...not to bad. After hiking some miles on the trails, Carter got a little hungry. He's a pro at this bottle thing.

He's becoming a pro at this eating thing too...

A belly full of banana and milk equals one happy camper... or should I say hiker...

Hide N Seek

Our New Farm

Hi ho, hi ho, it's to the farm we go!

We found a farm to buy milk from and decided to go on a field trip today to check it out. Our milk, butter and yogurt will come from the cows you see here...

Carter got to meet a cow from his cow share. The brown ones are the Jersey cows in which we will get our milk from. This Jersey milk in his homemade formula is what has made him so healthy... Here is a baby...just a few days old. Carter loved all of the animals!

Whew...that was a long day...time to catch up on some nappys!