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Week-O-Fun!

Last week Micah had a mandatory week off from school so we decided to take the opportunity to have a little fun! We started the week off with lots of swimming (or you can call it splashing!). We don’t have a pool so we set up the baby pool (which is clearly too small for this big boy) and turned on the sprinklers so he could have some fun in the sun (not really we put a tent up so this white boy wouldn’t get burnt)! We also decided to take an overnight trip up to Mt. Lemmon to go camping, and also to get out of this heat!! It was awesome, while I took a little R&R in the pop-up trailer tent Matt and Micah went “exploring” like Micah would say, and the boys came back with some great fire wood for the night. Micah LOVES the outdoors and DID NOT want to leave the “BIGGGGG MOUNTAIN”! We also spent time with our great friends Ben and Sandra doing lunch, the mall and ICE CREAM. We also took him to the park where there were jumping castles, slides and obstacle courses. We ended the week with a great day and dinner at Nani and Papa’s house. Overall we had a great week and I was sad to drop him off at school yesterday. I forgot to mention we played LOTS of baseball!

Overall we are all doing great and I only have 10 weeks to go until we get to meet our baby girl! We went for our monthly (which now turns in to bi-monthly) check up and we have set the date to have her on August 20th! How are we setting a date you ask? Well because I will be having a planned C-Section, most of you know that, but because Micah was an emergency c-section we didn’t want to take any risk and we researched a VBAC and decided that this was the best option for us. We are super excited and I feel as though there is a light (little angel) at the end of the tunnel.
A few pictures (still using my IPhone as a camera)



We hope everyone is doing well!
Till next time…

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