Grandpa's B-day

Today was my dad's birthday and we went to his house and ate steaks. My older brother Cole bought a four wheeler today and grandpa and Connor took it for a ride. They went really slow and my dad held on to him tight and they just drove in a circle so it was okay. Connor is getting so big and growing up everyday, it is weird seeing him grow so fast because I can remember giving birth to him and seeing how tiny he was with all those tubes in him. My parents love Connor so much so my daddy had a good birthday because Connor was there and was walking and talking!

Mother's day

Connor walked for the first time on mother's day! That was the best present I could ever get! He has figured out that he can get around much faster if he crawls but he is starting to walk more. He talks non stop and has a pretty big vocab for a one year old. On my birthday, June 23rd, Connor will be 1 and 1/2! I can't believe that! There are so many people in my graduating class that already have two or more children, and that is so cool. Being a mommy is the best and Trevor and I hope to have another in a year or so, maybe a little girl? Hopefully!

The new camero

So, you know how my family is really into restoring old cars? And that my dad has a 1968 Camero? Well the new Camero is being unveiled on saturday in Rigby at what used to be Monte White's, I can't remember what it is called now, but....they asked my dad if they could put his Camero next to the new one in the unveiling so that they could show the old style and the new style at the same time. My dad is so excited, he's like a little kid that got a bike on Christmas. Here are a couple of pictures, one of dad's car and one of the new one at the car store in Rigby.

My brilliant little brother

So Destry graduates from college on the 11th! I think that is so cool because I didn't go to college (I got married instead and became a mommy) and my older brother Cole didn't go to college (don't worry, he has a great job at the INEEL and makes more money an hour than most people make in a day) so it is neat that Destry is the first one of us kids to actually do it! I am very proud of him and this is a picture of him being brilliant. When viewing this picture remember that he is only 20 and he is single. If he had a woman, she would probably keep him in line.

New Job

So Trevor got layed off from Qwest and that really caught us by suprise. He finally found a new job and is working at Apple Atheletic Club and he really loves it. It's defienetly a change from Qwest but he is making 2 dollars more an hour than he did at Qwest so that is good. We have been struggling to make ends meet for a while now and hopefully it will get better now that Trev has a job.

The Titanic

Trevor's dad was just here from San Diego and took us to the museum. The exibit is of the Titanic. It was so cool to say the least. At the begining they give you a bording pass with one of the real passangers names on it and in the end of the exibit, you get to see if you made it out alive. There are many personal stories of passangers posted on the walls along with many possesions that belonged to the Titanic passangers. It was kind of weird walking through the museum with that exibit because it was such a tragedy. It was still very neat to see all the bunk rooms for first, second, and third class passangers and the many artifacts they were able to recover. There were blueprints of the ship and pictures of the crew memebers. In the end I survived and so did Trevors dad, but Trevor did not make it.... It was interesting because the bording passes were given to us at random and if we really were on that ship I would have lost my husband. It was a great experience and I learned a lot. And if you don't want to see it for the history, visit it because the exibit is rumored to be haunted, it doesn't matter where the exibit goes, the spirits follow.... I'm don't really believe in ghosts but it was still fun knowing that many differnt people claim to have seen ghosts.