Drum roll please......the moment you've all been waiting for....Introducing AUDREY NICOLE JOHNON. Audrey was born on Saturday the 14th of June (HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ME!) at 11:32AM. She was 7lbs 14oz, and 21.5" long. When she was born she cried for the first 5 seconds, until the doctor put her up on Brandys stomach and she immediately stopped her crying. She opened her eyes right away and just sat there looking around for about 45 minutes, even with goop in her eyes (no crying), she just continued to look around. Then the nurse took her and gave her a shot, she cried until she was wrapped back up, then stopped crying again. She's our calm baby. We brought her home on Sunday the 15th - Fathers Day - and she slept her first night in her own room....where she woke up every hour for the first little while, but ended up giving us a 3 hour break in the early morning... Lastnight was awesome. She woke up at 2:00am then at 6:50 am., so she is already sleeping well at night.
We're so grateful to have our little princess. I am going to post a slideshow, but you'll be able to see a lot more on our online photo album (SEE LINK ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE PAGE).
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Boden's last couple soccer games
Boden had his last couple soccer games the past few weeks, and since I have been lazy lately, and haven't posted anything, you're getting the games all at once... Here's an overview - - he kicked the ball maybe 2 or 3 times, but he still managed to make everyone on both teams, and both sets of parents laugh.
See for yourself:
See for yourself:
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Peter's Home-coming from Ghana Africa
My brother Peter came home from his mission to Ghana Africa. He served a faithful 2 year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. We're really proud of the fact that he now has a very noticable testimony and can speak pretty well in Twi (chwi), an African dialect. He even knows how to say, White Man - Red, Red - which sounds much cooler in African then in English (it's a chant the kids say when they see the white boys walking around - white man with sunburn - la, la, la.... He knows how to say much more then that, but that's the coolest I've heard so far - very rhymy..
Here are some pictures:
Here are some pictures:
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