Happy Birthday Clint!
This is our baby at 24 1/2 weeks. It is measuring a bit long in the legs still, but every thing else is right on track or at least close enough to it that they aren't going to change the date. It's HB is really strong and has slowed down a bit since my 20 week visit. It's not the clearest picture b/c it likes to push its head right into the placenta. It does look like it'll have the same round head as the other two, but that's all we can tell for now. It always likes to have its hands right close to its mouth, so right there you can see the little hand and tiny fingers. As of tomorrow, Friday, we will have 14 weeks to go. I have my next appointment the end of July.
Last week the entire Willis family ventured to Capital Reef National Park for a Kip Willis family reunion. There are 9 kids in Clint's family and only 2 don't have kids or have kids on the way so it was great fun to see everyone and all the nieces and nephews. It was a great trip minus the biting gnats. We all had fun playing
games, making food, visiting, swimming and a little hiking. I wish I would have gotten more pics. Next time I suppose. .jpg)
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This is Evan, Grant, Kaily, Afton and Aryn
Clint and his brothers thought it would be lots of fun to climb in and out of these holes.
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See that small hole by the boys' feet on the left side, yeah, Clint is in there and getting ready to poke his arm out of the top hole as you can see from the picture below. I watched him climb out of this and, really, I don't know how he did it. Apparently, from what Clint says, the hole isn't bigger up there than it is in the picture.
The boys from Lt to Rt...Grant, on top is Evan, orange shirt is Farin, in the little corner hole crouching down is Clint and the one scratching his head is Ben.
Kaily with her graduation cap that she made.
Kaily and her friends after graduation
SLC, I don't know the name now. Anyway we would hear similar things during similar months. I've learned to just except the fact that it happens. Then on Wednesday we were in Layton, just up the road from the base, looking at a van. The man who's van it was worked for HAB and as 3-4 jets fly by he said, "Doesn't the sound of freedom sound great?!" That changed my perspective a bit. We are so lucky to live in the country that we do with the freedoms that we have. We are lucky to have the opportunities that we have. Even though the gov't, in my opinion, isn't so great right now it was founded upon good morals and beliefs. It was founded by good religious men who believed in that freedom and the rights that we have. Today, I am grateful to that man who reminded me of the things we sometimes take for granted.