Tuesday, September 30, 2008

It's a boy




Hello to everyone. Hope you guys are well. We are too. I just had an ultrasound and we found out that we are going to have another baby "BOY". Everybody thought that the baby was a "GIRL" except KC. He was right. Kianna was kinda disappointed as well as nanay haha, but we surely are excited to see the baby in February. So far, the baby has two legs, two arms and one head hahaha.The baby is healthy. KC was funny because when they started the ultrasound, the first thing they did was to put the gel on my belly and KC saw it and he said really loud "Why are they putting HAIR gel on your belly Mommy?" (He cracked us up! ) Oh well, As soon as they touch the equipment to my belly the very first thing that showed on the screen was the baby's butt with a penis(titi) very obvious .Here is the ultrasound picture...You guys take care


PS. If you can figure out what you are looking at here, the "manhood" is apparent.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Why miss Fairview?

I had an interesting craving yesterday. I really wanted Iron port. Remember that? Then I got talking to Ben, trying to tell him what it was and we started talking of picadillys too. Picadillys and iron port. Yum. A couple of reasons to miss Fairview.

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Joshua Franklin Benge


Joshua Franklin Benge was born at 7:19 tonight, weighing 7 lbs 15 oz. He is 201/2 inches long. Susan had an appointment with her doctor today, and he found that she had very, very little amniotic fluid and felt we should do the c-section right away. So we did. Mom and baby are healthy and happy.

(Sorry about the poor picture, but my phone has a broken seal and the camera part is filled with dust inside. I will get my camera later.)

News That Only Affects Me

The official announcement came today: our whole Church department will be relocating to Riverton next year. We intended our latest move to be our last--at least until Susan and I were empty-nesters. Now, I am leaning toward another move. But, at last count, I was out-voted 8 to 1 (no word yet on which way the unborn child is leaning). Maybe I will change my career to something that lets me be at home more, like driving truck cross-country or custodial work on the international space station. ;)