I wish I had something really cute and fun to blog about. But today I don't. I could keep postponing until I do, but I have a free moment, so here's a little update on our lives.
I went to the temple on Wednesday night (by myself) for the first time since before I had Emmett. It felt good. Emmett was naughty and cried for the whole 2 hours without me. It feels good to be loved, but not THAT good.
I'm busy doing a
Quiet Book exchange with a bunch of other girls in my ward. We each make the same 2 pages, 10 times and then we'll exchange our pages we made and have a fun book for our kids in the end. I'm nervous about pulling out the old sewing machine my mom gave me years ago. We'll see how mine turns out.
Mike brought up the idea the other night of him wanting to go back and get his Master's degree. Love the idea. Hate the prospect of never seeing my husband. I already see him so little as it is!
Easter was lovely. Had dinner at my sweet Aunt Kris's house who fed us wonderful food. I was a bad mother and didn't get Emmett an Easter basket. Next year for sure.
Bought some rice cereal for Emmett. I think for our date night tonight, we'll gather around the table, stick our baby in his lovely
Bumbo chair and watch and google over him spitting out a bunch of mush all over his face. Sounds fun huh? I think so too.
Mike called me today and said its time to go on a vacation. (Something that is always my idea). He even looked into flights to various places before he called me. If you know my husband, that is so not like him. All he needs is a tent in the mountains and he's on vacation. I'm a little more into the sightseeing stuff. So perhaps we'll spend our 5 year anniversary somewhere else besides Island Park. (No offense mom and dad, we DO love it there).
Getting ready to put a new roof on our house...coming May 2009! Meaning, my husband is going to get up on the roof, rip off the old, curling, moldy shingles and nail lots and lots of new shiny ones on there. Ps. We are taking volunteers for help. No experience necessary. We don't have any either.
Now that the only reader I still have reading this is probably my parents in Korea, I'll end with some cute pictures of E.

Might go in easier the other direction don't you think?

On a beautiful walk the other day! Front-facing strollers are so much funner than rear-facing.

Our Ecuadorian baby. (One of Mike's old hats from his mission)

First time swimming! Why is it that this kid looks so huge when I hold him?

And last but not least. Emmett randomly showing us how long his tongue is. Definately a trait he got from his mother. I'm seeing a 4th generation nose-toucher with that one.