
Here is a shot taken with my new love. And, my first real attempt at photoshop! How'd I do?
Does #2 look any better???


I haven't posted in a while, so here are some pics from Christmas. I DO apologize for the horrible quality; I want a new camara SOOO badly! I hope you can see them well enough (they're so dark). I just love the one of Krista sitting in her chair, wearing her high-healed shoes, carrying her purse, and talking on her cell phone. GIRLS--you gotta love 'em!



Here's my one and only attempt at getting Christmas card pics this year. This photo session pretty much cured me of any desire I might have had to be a photographer. After much pain and frustration, these were the best pics I got, and that's saying something. I am amazed, however, that I actually documented the first real kiss Krista has given Emma.



We've had some pretty big snow storms lately. I always get jealous when I talk to my sis in Tx and she's walking to the park in 80 degree weather. Anyways I thought this was funny because it's the typical sequence of events: we're happy, then we fall in the snow, and suddenly it's not so much fun anymore.



Well baby #2 has arrived! Emma Kay Wright was born at 5:12pm on November 29th (five days late). She weighed 6 lbs., 7 oz. and is the sweetest thing you ever did see. This labor and delivery were COMPLETELY different from Krista's. As most of you know, I had Krista without an epidural and absolutely LOVED that experience; everything went perfectly. With Emma, my water broke at 5:30am but contractions were slow to come and I wasn't progressing. I got pitocin at around 1:00 and finally gave in and got an epidural at 3:00 when the pitocin contractions were out of control (they're a lot harder than natural ones). It was extremely hard there for a while especially since the epidural wouldn't kick in at first, but once I got it things picked up in a hurry. I went from a 4 to baby's head appearing in about two hours time, and I only pushed like twice. I admit it was an emotional/difficult laboring experience for me, but the end result was beautiful and wonderful and miraculous. Everyone is healthy and happy now and that's all that matters. Anyways, it's so good to be home now and have our sweet Emma with us, She really is an angel; she's such a good girl and we love her to death. Krista is having a lot of fun with her and is already such a good helper, bringing her toys or blankets etc.; let's hope it stays that way! Thanks for your love and prayers!




Here are some more from the other day; I just think she looked so cute! But I don't know if these pictures are cute? I took the fire-hydrant pics for Anna-hehe. How strange is this though, the first thing she does when we get over by it is kiss it! Now everytime we go by the hydrant she kisses it (she does the same with other random items)-- what's up with that?!?! Anyway, are these cute? I don't know.