Jun 26, 2010
Jun 18, 2010
6 months old
25th street and took some pictures. He was such a trooper even though he is sick and not feeling well he seems to be a happy little guy still.
Jun 10, 2010
grouse creek

He slept well in the trailor and loved doing all the fun stuff we did hiking for sheds, and just being outdoors.
Just a little to much like father like son!!!!!!! it's all goodApr 15, 2010
chicks






Mar 25, 2010
the joy of teaching dance


meeting my grandpa, grandma, and uncle dustin


Mar 7, 2010
Blessing

Well I must say I have the most handsom little guy in the whole entire world.



Feb 28, 2010
Bug
Feb 7, 2010
update
Dallin is 7 weeks old now and getting big.
we are watching the superbowl with Kip and Jessica, Yummy Food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that is about all.
Dec 28, 2009
Christmas
Santa did find our house I got a wonderful video camera and birthstone necklace.
Justin got some stuff for the rzr and snowmobile boots, tools and clothing.
yes of course santa found Dallin too. He got a Bronco Mobile for his crib and bath toys.
We spent the day with Family eating and playing. It was a wonderful Baby's 1st christmas.
Dec 22, 2009
Dec 20, 2009
Our Sweet Boy
He's our little boy he's our Pride and Joy
Dallin Dean Has finally arrived. Wednesday night December 16th, @ 8:38. He was 6lb 9oz and 19 1/2 inches long.


I had a very good experience the whole entire pregnancy was great for me and so was the delivery part of it. I truly work in the best office in the whole entire world they all took great care of me. and the doctors are the best. I had to decide if I wanted to go to the hospital around 2 on that wednesday and get going with my I V and stuff of she gave me the option to stay at work where I was comfortable until justin got there. So I did. Once justin got there we went to the hospital around 5 and had a baby at 8:38 truly amazing. I had the best nurse in the whole entire world too whom I have known for a long time. I consider my doctor my Friend, my Sister, my Boss, all of the above she was awsome and made it all seem fine. and it was
Justin was the best partner for this whole experience. He did great he kinda got a little fainty about the epidural but other then that he was a great husband and dad. He changed almost all the diapers I did one or two. and well took care of the little guy while I rested up. Daddies little pride and joy for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And when we got home it has been the same Justin holds him all the time and changes his bumb. Thanks babe for being a great dad and hubby.


After being there for two nights we got to go home. yippy!!!!!!!!! We was so excited to take him home and show him his cool room and all the fun stuff that it is you do.
Dec 19, 2009
Nov 15, 2009
Baby Shower
Thanks a million annette for all the decorations and the huge diaper cake wow that was alot of work taking apart I can't imagine putting it together, and the moms and sisters for doing the food and drinks I appreciate it alot.
I couldn't believe the turn out I had especially when the weather turned out to be so horrible. The Snow was flying like crazy and the roads where slick for alot coming from up north.
Thank you so much to all my friends, Family, And Co-workers It was a wonderful shower and I hope you all enjoyed.
Now the putting away of things hmm hmm. where to put it all.
Grandma Anderson made an awsome Caterpillar quilt, and she also bought us the crib.
Grandma Foxley made alot of darling blankets, and burp clothers and toys with a jumper.
Granma Story Thank you so much for the stroller and car seat combo, and the darling stickers on the wall. also the cute overall outfit.
my coworkers got me an awsome monitor with a ton of diapers and wipes I am set for a while.
Great grandma Hosley thank you so much for the bather.
Great grandma Wakefield thanks a million for the money we will let you know what we get
Great grandma Chambers got us some diapers and some outfits.
Besides the weather it was a wonderful day. And Justin was even in and out to enjoy the company of most of you to see what all he gets to put together.




