without even knowing it! He was asking how old his sister was, and that's exactly what he's going to get. I'm 19 weeks along and this precious baby is definitely a girl. I'm due on April 13th.
On another note, Aaron is picking up new words fast. Sometimes a little too fast, he doesn't always get them right. Today's favorite word, "sit." Simple enough. Now, he has several "sh" words down great. Combine that with his word of the day and you get a very surprised mom! The first time I heard it I looked at my sister and asked if she heard it too. By the end of the day it was quite entertaining and I was having him tell everyone to "sit." He's trying, that's what matters right!?!
I'll post some ultrasound pictures when I get a minute. Right now, my bed is calling my name LOUDLY!
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
The final frontier...
That's right: Space. It's truly fascinating. I've always loved sleeping under the stars and enjoying their beauty. Kaden looks for the moon every time we go outside at night. Brad has been looking up random facts about planets. Even Aaron will look up at the stars and say "light" or "ball," because everything that interests him is round and is called a ball. So why bring this up? I got on the internet today and came across this link:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33579859/ns/technology_and_science-space/?GT1=43001
Talk about awesome! I've pulled out our piggy bank and we won't crack it open 'til 2012! Obviously that is a joke. There is no way on this earth we'd be able to save 4.4 million dollars in 2 years. Still, maybe in 30 or 40 years the price will go down, our kids will be older, and we'll be able to go on the most spectacular anniversary trip ever! How cool to watch the sun rise 15 times in one day AND travel around the earth every 80 minutes. WOW! Now that would be a vacation worth talking about. Not to mention the 8 weeks you'd spend prior to that on a tropical island (of course that wouldn't be just for fun--you'd have to train too).
So, if any of you have an extra 4.4 million dollars, I'd recommend making your reservations now. They already have something like 43.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33579859/ns/technology_and_science-space/?GT1=43001
Talk about awesome! I've pulled out our piggy bank and we won't crack it open 'til 2012! Obviously that is a joke. There is no way on this earth we'd be able to save 4.4 million dollars in 2 years. Still, maybe in 30 or 40 years the price will go down, our kids will be older, and we'll be able to go on the most spectacular anniversary trip ever! How cool to watch the sun rise 15 times in one day AND travel around the earth every 80 minutes. WOW! Now that would be a vacation worth talking about. Not to mention the 8 weeks you'd spend prior to that on a tropical island (of course that wouldn't be just for fun--you'd have to train too).
So, if any of you have an extra 4.4 million dollars, I'd recommend making your reservations now. They already have something like 43.
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