Saturday, September 8, 2012

Tummy Time!

Today was a great day for TUMMY TIME.

Grandma Hinckley

Here is a great shot of Grandma with her first grandchild. Someone looks happy!
Grandma Hinckley was able to stay with me for over a week to help me adjust to life as a new mom. We were able to get many things 'done'... like figuring out night times! and changing diapers. Thanks Mom for all your help.

Arrival Day!

Emmy Pamela Smith was finally born August 26, 2012 at 2:12 pm in the Timpanogos Hospital. She came via C-Section due to some complications but all was well and her mother and father are so happy she is finally here with us!
Mom and Emmy!
Dad and Emmy!

The 4th of July

I know that the 4th of July was a ways back but I thought that I would post a picture. Sean and I headed up to Kaysville, UT to hang out with the Smith Clan. We enjoyed lots of food (yum) and here we are at the parade. Thank goodness for the shade. Parades are so much better with shade.

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Today I voted! Before today I have always done paper and pencil voting so this was a new experience for me. I went to the local elementary school (7am-8pm) and was done in less than 5 minutes. Pretty cool!

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Labor Day Weekend and Alopecia?

This past Labor Day weekend, Sean and I headed up North to spend the three day weekend with the Smith side. We stayed in a cabin at Oakley. Super nice cabin (you can tell these people are rich!) and fun trails to go 4-wheeling on. Because Sean and I don't have children we are on the bottom of the food chain! We go to sleep with the babies and they cried all night:) I think we will put off children a while. Just kidding, MOM!!!

We went to a near by lake but it wasn't the best but still fun. Notice Sean's chin. Yup, he has alopecia. Nothing to get to worried about but now it is moving to the head. Photos will follow when I pull out the razor:)




Having Fun with Sequencing!

Behold! My second year of teaching at C.S. Lewis Academy has begun on a great foot. Just look at what my 3rd graders have accomplished.






We read the book "The Very Hungry Caterpillar," brainstormed about sequencing, and recreated the story with each creating an item from the book. FABULOUS