Christmas 2008

Okay this is my preg belly at 33.5 weeks. I decided best to take a picture on a day I was actually not in sweats

Thank you to everyone who sent donations and baby clothes etc. It is very much appreciated. Aggie enjoyed Christmas he was happy with all his new toys except maybe for the atlers. He only left them on long enough for us to snap a few quick pictures.

Aggie takes advantage when no one is looking or occupying the couch. We are not sure how buried himself in all those pillows...

My parents came to spend Christmas with us and help me get stuff ready for the baby. I am very grateful to them since I spend most of my life on the couch these days.

I think we bought the biggest bone in the store. Aggie didn't know where to begin at first.

Aggie all bundled up

Aggie is very temperature sensitive. Good thing he hasn't had to experience a winter in Utah. This is where Aggie can be found in the morning when it hasn't reached his preferred temperature.

26.3 Weeks

I am getting quite large I know.

Aggie Love

Fall In TN

The leaves are now peaking here in Tennessee. These pictures were taken while taking a stroll on ETSU's medical school campus. The season has been dry so according to locals the colors still aren't as bright as usual.

ITS A BOY!!

We found out September 23 we are expecting a boy. We are very excited. I can finally start shopping for nursery items and baby clothes!

Finally starting to show

Well the baby is growing and so am I.

Aggie's obession with people food has not diminished thanks to grandparents spoiling the little puppy over the summer! Aggie has now resorted to drastic measures to get a taste. While Erik wasn't looking Aggie stole dirty tuppperware out of the dishwasher.

There was a swinging bridge that made the peak accessible. There was quite the drop off on both sides. Aggie walked across the bridge very cautiously, paws were spread as far as they could go and back legs were shaking a bit. He loved the rock climbing though and all the attention he was receiving from other tourists. The view from the top was amazing.

Grandfather Mountain also holds a wildlife preserve. With white tail deer, cougars, bald eagles, sea otters, and black bears. Our favorite were the black bears who were eager to show off in order to score a few treats from visitors.