Tie!

Miles would repeat the word "tie" over and over whenever Bobbie came over to our apartment to work on her quilt! Now that it's done I guess I'll have to start one of my own.

"Lazy" days in Provo

This picture cracked me up. I forget how busy I was in Provo while teaching dance and being a mom (Miles shared none of my stress, as is shown in this picture). I can gladly say that running a full-time personal day care for Miles keeps me busy, and very happy. Hopefully I've learning to find the calm within the storm, because potty training and a new baby are on the horizon!

Where did the Summer go?

It's been a while since my last post, and I mean a while, but here it is, the start of my Wisconsin Blog! I can't believe how much Miles has changed since this picture was taken in July. His hair is all sorts of curly with the Wisconsin humidity and he would now be on top of the boxes shown in this picture, ready to jump off.
We moved to Milwaukee, WI in August because Spencer started dental school at Marquette University. My family is taking such good care of us out here, though we miss Spencer's family A LOT!
We are expecting a baby girl in February 2009, woo hoo for helping the Morgan family girl grandchild population!

We got to go up in a helium balloon and view what will be the Great Park in Irvine, CA! It is not open to the public right now, but we begged and they let us since it was our sister-in-law's birthday and we had four cute kids with us!

Spencer's good friend Emron works at Pixar, so we met up and got a tour while we were in the neighborhood! This is Miles with three of his cousins and in the background you can see Spencer, Emron and me! I was seriously in awe that I was just strolling around where Pixar makes their movies!

If you haven't been to a Jelly Belly Factory before, you should head to Sacramento CA or Pleasant Prairie WI for a tour. They require that your head has one of their funny hats on it, or if you provide your own hood, that would do as well. Funny because you get nowhere near the Jelly Belly beans (as they call them) on this location's tour. In Pleasant Prairie they take you around in carts, but in Sacramento you just get a bird's eye view and you're behind glass the whole time. Miles kept the hat on for about 10 seconds.
They were making peach Jelly Belly beans the day we visited and the hallway was potently peachy. The best part of all was that you get a little bag of free Jelly Belly beans once the tour is done!

Keys, locks, hooray!