Yummy Sandwhich!
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Anniversary, Vacation, Goofy Pajama's and Cider Mills
Yummy Sandwhich!
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Ellasyn is Baptized!
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Happy Birthday!



Saturday, August 8, 2009
1 week and 4 days old

- How to change a diaper
- How to function on little to no sleep
- How to heat up a bottle
- How to dress a baby, getting arms in sleeves is no easy task
- Doctors make you feel like a bad parent with all the questions they ask about feeding and diaper changes when your baby isnt gaining weight
- To always remember the diaper bag... Opps!
- Everyone tries to tell you how to raise your kid, or offers suggestions on what you should be doing, Annoying!
- Ellasyn likes her car seat
- Soothie pacifiers are like crack to a fussy kid.
Here are some pictures of Ellasyn not wrapped up like a burrito!

Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Its a Girl!!!
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
Nursery is Done....Almost!

With Blinds:
With Blinds and Valance:
Once the blinds and valances were hung we washed the floor and started moving stuff in!
View to the left from the door:
View to the right from the door:
Crib:
Changing Table / Dresser: Rocker and Ottoman:
So whats left.... Find a small end table to put the lamp on next to the rocker, find some shelving for the room, hang up the pictures/wall art, paint closet door, OH and wait for the arrival of baby!!!
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
The Nursery
After the bedding we decided on a paint scheme, we picked out two colors from the bedding to use them for wall colors. We chose to do a light yellow for the top half and a light green for the bottom half separated by a wall paper boarder that is part of the bedding set. Here are the 2 colors we chose as well as a section of the wall paper taped into place to see how it would look.
Now initially for the Nursery all that was required was painting the walls, adding the wall paper boarder, and moving in the furniture, simple... Well that plan changed to also include repainting the base molding in the room, OK simple enough. To prep the room for painting I removed the outlet covers, taped around the door and window moldings and tried to take the base molding off to make it easier to repaint. Now when I say tried, I mean destroyed, apparently base molding from the 40's don't like to come off, instead they like to splinter into a bunch of pieces, crap. Now I need to buy new and figure out the compound miter cuts required to fit the new pieces back in the room. No longer simple, but not too hard. With Amanda's help I picked out new base moldings, by help I mean she picked what she wanted. I learned early on not to argue with a pregnant wife! I took two days off work and got busy painting the room and cutting the base molding to fit, the molding also had to be painted as it came from the store with just a coat of primer on them. So with 2 coats of paint and the proper cuts the molding was ready to be installed. Here's where the work load got much bigger.... Now with the new molding and its bright new paint job the rest of the molding in the room doesn't look right, it looks dirty and old, so now we are going to replace the door moldings and window moldings with new, and while we haev the molding off around the windows we decided to replace the windows as well. So now the room is still as pictured above and my list of things to do in the room is as follows:
*Take off old door and window molding *Touch up paint where the molding removal will sure mess up.
*Buy new molding
*Paint new molding
*Cut new molding to fit
*While old molding is off replace old windows with new windows (My cousin is doing this)
*Strip down air vent covers and re-paint white so they too are bright white and new looking (even though they will most likely be covered by furniture might as well have everything looking new)
*Nail in place the base molding
*Nail in place the door molding
*Replace the old wood colored doors with new White wood doors (this is my want and not Amanda's)
*Add new door hardware
*Nail in place the window molding
*Install wall paper boarder
*Move in the babies furniture
And somehow get that all done before the baby arrives! In the end it will have all been worth it! I will post pictures once its finally finished, hopefully before the baby starts College!