This pregnancy is totally kicking my butt! I have no energy, no ambition, no desire, no nothing. I hope that being out of the first trimester will bring me out of this fog. Not only has my blog suffered and been neglected, but so has my family. Poor Tyler is such a trooper and always so good to help. Tallon is the best helper and so willing to do anything for me and the twins. The twins are just as crazy and as full of energy as ever, which has made for some really interesting days.
Now for the info:
I am 13 weeks, due June 6th, baby will come in May due to having C-Sections, Tallon and Tyler are pretty sure it is a girl, I am just hoping it is not puppies! So far the doctors say there is only 1! Thank goodness, twins twice would kill me. Of course I am going to find out what "it" is, and we are scheduled to find out Jan 8. Yes, this came as a complete surprise. We were pretty sure that we were done with 3 energetic boys, proving once again that God does have a sense of humor, and I am not in charge.
Now on to better things. We had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We were able to visit with all the family that we had time for, and ate ourselves sick. We went for a fun ranger ride the day after with some family.

The boy's big find for the day was the hundreds of ladybugs that were hibernating under the rocks. Always wondered where they went for the winter, now we know.

Vivin, Jace, and Tallon marking their trail. It was a wonderful, warm day and the boys had a ball. Orrin was passed out in the ranger and missed out on some of the fun.

Tallon and his Uncle Jace. How fun to have your uncle as one of your best friends!

Tallon has been begging to put up our tree, so Tyler broke down Friday night and with the help of many helpers were were able to go from this...


to this.

Saturday the 28th Tyler and I traveled to Logan and were able to witness the sealing of our nephew Carter to his parents. It was awesome. It seems just like yesterday that Carter was being born. Now he is 4, a big brother, and part of an eternal family. Life is so good.
Orrin started running a low grade fever Saturday morning. Tylenol was doing its job and so that night we enjoyed watching the parade of lights and gathering candy. He went to bed with a slight but bad sounding cough, and by 2:00 am it had turned into something a lot worse. So off to the ER Tyler went. A breathing treatment, 2 prescriptions, and 2 hours later they were home and all was well. Today was spent lazing about the house recovering from life and cuddling our ER bear.

It has been busy around here and with the holidays just around the corner, it doesn't look like it is going to ease up.