March Snow!!!

It has been forcasted to snow for the last couple of days. It snowed a little bit on wednesday night but only enough to frost the grass in the hills and it was gone within a couple of hours. It snowed more this morning though (not much more). I'm sure it won't stick around for long. Maybe a couple hours... unless we get dumped on again. It has already turned to a misty rain. Mom is upset as always when we get snow this late in the year. On the other hand, Heather is excited because she can now wear her new rain boots she bought. They are dark blue with pink trim. I think the one who is most excited though is Willow. She LOVES the snow!!!

My New Toy

Heather and I have been looking for a truck to buy for some time now. Well Heather hasn't really been looking... she told me I could look. I think this is a step in a grand scheme to get my mind of buying a motorcycle (sorry, it won't work honey). Dad has been helping me check out the ones I found online. Well, today I finally bought one. It is a 1978 Ford F250 Ranger. It has a massive automatic 460 cubic inch V8 engine (yes, automatic transmission... Mom already called me whimp). When you compare this one to dad's it looks like it is going to drive over his. But I'm sure his could out run mine in a long distance race. His probibally gets better gas milage than mine. I'm happy with it though. It will help us with what we needed it for... getting stuff back to Idaho, getting things out of storage, and a second vehicle... plus the price was right. Enjoy the pictures!

Truck

Easter Alone

Heather and I were alone for Easter this year. Mom and Dad were both away visiting other family. Heather's parents said we could come to their house for Easter dinner but we didn't because everyone over there was sick and throwing up. I guess it wouldn't have hurt any because we ended up getting sick a couple of days later anyway from prior exposure. Anyway, we wanted to take a picture of us in our church clothes we wore for Easter Sunday. For dinner Heather made ham and bean soup in the crock pot and we had strawberry shortcake for dessert. After everything, I would have to say it was an alright Easter. I love you Honey!

It a, uh... uh... uh..., an ALIEN!

A couple of weeks ago Heather and I went to the doctor to hear the heartbeat of the baby. The doctor couldn't find it and told us to come back and they will have an ultrasound. Yesterday was the lucky day. It is still to young to tell gender but it is definately an alien. Its head is half of its body and its arms and leds are only little nubbs now. I hope it will grow out of this stage. I don't want an alien for a kid. Right now it's a whole 2 inches long... I hope it gets longer too.