Here's the latest update on the "watermelon gut" (Seth's terminology). Seriously, this kiddo has grown a TON in the last couple of weeks. It is insane. My Mom officially stated that "okay, you look pregnant now" on Sunday. Yes, it's happening despite my wishes to stay small. Only 7 more weeks! By the way, please notice the shadow behind me that makes me look fatter than I really am. :) We really are getting excited to meet our little gal!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Saturday, December 12, 2009
You Don't Have to Worry About Snow in AZ...
I was on the phone with a company the other day who was explaining to me UPS shipping policies. He went on to say that UPS would never leave a package in the rain or snow, then proceeded to say, "I guess you never have to worry about snow in Arizona, though". I kind of laughed as I was looking out the window at this:
Dustin and I decided to take a little mini vacation up to my parent's cabin in Pinetop, AZ and we seem to have impeccable timing as we ran into this huge snow storm. The same thing happened to us last year when we went on vacation up there, too. Anyway, we got 18" of snow from Sunday morning when we got there to Monday night. It was craziness! All I can say is that I LOVE snow plows and husbands that are willing to dig our car out of a driveway with 18" of snow on it and that I HATE icy roads. They are awful. They scare me to death. I informed Dustin that he better find a job somewhere close to home because I will die if I have to live in the snow all the time! We did have a great time being snowed in and being lazy for a few days, though! Lots of yummy hot chocolate!
There was this huge icicle outside the cabin (well, huge if you live in AZ) and Dustin decided to measure it...5 feet 9 inches! It was SO pretty, though. These pictures don't do it justice at all.
Dustin just had to build a snowman, but the snow wouldn't pack well so he had to rescue round chunks of snow after the snow plow finally came through to start his snowman. Notice that it's a replica of himself, complete with spiky hair and everything!
In other random news, a couple of weeks ago we went to Phoenix after a Hancock family reunion (which I failed to take many pictures of) for Thanksgiving and picked up this beautiful cradle that my Grandpa Harold made for our little girl. We love it and are so grateful for he and my grandma who had blankets and sheets made for it. Our little girl is spoiled already! Isn't is pretty?
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