I'm Back

I am so sorry I have not posted in so long. But for those of you who patiently check every so often I have some big news for you. I am Pregnant!! This was way unexpected, in fact I was riding roller-coasters the day before I found out, whoops.
I am 9 weeks along ( I am never one to wait 12 weeks to tell everyone) and am due April 5th but will deliver probably the end of march-a planned c-section you see.
As you all know I get big very quickly and this pregnancy is no different. The sad thing is is that was my first "sign" of pregnancy, nausea was second. I kept looking at my stomach thinking why am I only gaining weight in my gut. I was getting way sad about it until I found out there was a reason that I looked pregnant.
In the next couple of days I hope to post the pictures of my way fun trip to NY, Philadelphia, and Hershey PA.

Look who is walking-kind of

First of all, does anyone know how I can edit a previous post. I noticed right after I posted there were a few mistakes and I can't find the edit button.

So Zack finally has a desire to walk but he just can't get the balance down. I hope he doesn't do what he did with talking, try really hard at first and then give up. I haven't heard a word out of him since he was Twelve months old.

Even though he struggles to walk on the ground, he has no trouble walking up the slide. He truly is a monkey.

Quick Heber Trip

I wish I had more hours in a day. I think this is the first time since college that I don't even have time to watch any of my favorite T.V. shows. Sorry it has been so long since I have posted.

So this last weekend Jason had a golf tournament in Midway, early Monday morning so we got a hotel for overnight. I thought I was just going up to stay over and then do some shopping in the morning with my (step)mother-in-law. Little did I know that we would have a blast, and I forgot to bring my camera.

After the boys got done golfing, they met us in Park City. Then went to eat at a little Mexican restaurant right by the alpine slide. Just out of curiosity we went to see how much it was, then we got sucked into buying tickets for the alpine coaster and the alpine slide. The alpine slide was fun but the coaster was a thrill. You have a lever to make you go and stop so you feel like you are in control and you also feel like you could fly off at any moment. I think it is scarier than a real roller coaster because you are in control of how fast you go and how fast you whip around corners. Anyway, I survived but my throat didn't because I screamed the whole way done. It still hurts to talk.

Obviously that picture is not of me and Brock but you get the idea.