I passed the test!!!

I am sooooo excited!!! The nurse called today and after playing phone tag she informed me that I had passed the glucose test. It is a miracle! (Quick flashback, I had gestational diabetes with Liberty and it was the most painful dieting of my life! Probably because my kind of a diet is just exercise more not cut back on carbs! I can't go without treats it is impossible for me.) I can't believe this news! On both Eliza and Libby I didn't pass the first glucose test, so I can't believe I passed it this time. I keep waiting for them to call me back and tell me that they have made a mistake. I really was just waiting to find out when I would make the appointment for the second (most nausiating) test. It is a miracle people! I feel like a free woman, I can eat all the treats I want now. Well that's how I felt at first but then I did tell myself that I should still try to eat healthy and exercise so I hope I can keep it under control so I am not too miserably big at the end (It might be too late though). But I think I will stick with my nightly treat of a few cookies with milk :)
They did inform me that I was anemic and that I had to get on iron pills asap but that is easy peasy compared to pricking myself and dieting. I can handle the iron pills anyday. Is everyone as excited as I am?!

Our first furniture purchase!

Can you believe that our first piece of furniture that we have bought since we have been married is bunk beds?! Wow we have been blessed. We have been using hand-me downs from parents and grandparents and finding stuff on freecycle.com for the last 5 years. I feel really lucky that people have been so generous. With baby number 3 coming, Rob having a steady income, and the fact that we live in a small house we decided it was time to make the purchase.Bunkbeds...what more could a kid ask for? Seriously the girls love it! We have yet to put the mattresses on. But they love it none the less. (For playing of course, not sleeping yet.)
If my face seems to be lacking excitement in the pics it is due to the fact that Rob and I put it together all afternoon. Rob of course did most the work but it took out a lot of mental energy ;) Aren't I so ridiculous! I'm not a good pregnant lady.
Woo Hoo for bunk beds. I'll keep you updated about how Libby does moving into a big kid bed. She's pretty excited about it but hopefully not for the fact that she is going to be sneaking out of it all night long.

Breakfast in bed

The other night we read a Berenstain Book where the kids brought the mom breakfast in bed. Eliza got in her mind that she was going to do this for me. The next morning when Rob had to rush off to work and she couldn't do this she got really sad, so I said, "How about you have breakfast in bed and you can do it for me another day." She was ecstatic about the idea and ran back to her bed. I was happy the solution was so easy since I wasn't expecting her to be so easily consoled. It ended up being a really fun event. She thought it was so great. (As you can tell by the picture.) Libby saw Eliza and decided she wanted it to. However she got bored of the idea quickly and wanted to get out of her "cage". Perhaps breakfast in bed in a crib feels a little too much like having food in jail.

It was a fun though and a good reminder that I need to loosen up sometimes. I'm always trying to avoid messes and ironically neither of them spilled at all except me. It started out the day in a good mood which continued through out the whole day. I hope to make more effort in the future to do small little fun things like this since it means so much to the kids.

"My mungee birday!"

For the whole week before Libby's birthday she would say, "My mungee birday!" (Translation: My monkey birthday) This all started when I asked if she wanted a monkey or Elmo cake. She quickly replied, "Mungee!" She loves monkeys for some reason. (I think it began when she learned Monkeys jumping on the bed.) After that question if anything was mentioned about birthdays she would quickly say, "My mungee birday!" with excitement. So the day before I attempted a monkey birthday cake. It's ears got a little large which started making it look cowish but I thought it worked out pretty good for an amateur. Libby wasn't quite as excited as I thought she would be about the cake but she could at least tell it was a monkey.

We got ready to go play at Boondocks with Tyler and Maya Teemant.

I also told her that Drew was coming later that night all she could think about was "Babay Boo" so she kept looking out the window and saying, "Airwa" (Sarah) and "Boo". I kept telling her they weren't coming until that night but that just doesn't compute for a 2 year old. (Sadly she got a fever that evening and they couldn't come. Fortunately she has a short memory and didn't remember by then.)

We went and played at Boondocks and then decided that Ikea food sounded better than Boondocks so headed over there, ate and did a little shopping. After that we came home and Libby took a nap. When she woke up she had a little fever :(
She still was quite a trooper, just wanted a lot of snuggles.

When daddy got home we ate a Pizza dinner and then opened presents...

...blew out the candles..

...and then ate cake.

She's 2 people!

(Even though she needs a little help to show it.)
She was so excited when she finally got it!
We love you Libby!

"Go Daddy"

E We love going to watch play all the different sports that he likes and it has been a while since we left BYU. So here we are enjoying it during church ball!


Eliza likes to cheer on her dad! "Go daddy!" And then when that gets boring she runs around with the kids.Libby does a little cheering but mostly just enjoys running around on the stage! Mommy likes coming to watch Rob play (as long as he doesn't get to intenso) and talking with the other moms. Family fun comes in all forms and we just love doing stuff together!

Our snowman family

Rob and Eliza spent a few hours in the snow after a big snow storm a while back. They built the entire family in snowman form. Eliza also added some color to the snowmen with her pink water spray bottle. It was a fun time for Eliza and Daddy. And really relaxing for mommy!

They even put baby girl #3 in my tummy. (Thought the side view showed it better.)
The snowmen welcomed guests for about 4 weeks now. And finally the last bit of it melted and fell down. It lasted forever!

You just can't get enough of them...

...That is girls of course. We are having another little girl on (supposedly) June 2.

This is the photo that supposedly solidified that it was a girl. Unless you are a radiologist you probably think this looks like an abstract painting but the tech did point it out and I will do my best to do it for you. Look at about the middle of the picture and you will see a dark moon shape, at the bottom of the moon shape there are two little white lines. That's the labia. The tech said she was 100% sure it was a girl. Sounds pretty sure to me.
I am so excited to get back out the cute little infant girl clothes. The always look so little. And the name game begins. Hope Rob and I will be able to find one we agree on quickly this time.