34 weeks

We have 6 weeks to go!

Pumpkins, Rain, and Carmel Apples

Last Saturday Johnathan and I decided to go to a pumpkin patch. We got ready, walked outside and, to our dismay, it started raining. . . hard. Eventhough the weather was not conducive to pumpkin picking, we made the venture to find a patch. We wanted to go to the same patch we went to last year. However, the road to that patch was closed so we had to look elsewhere. After a lot of driving and continuous rain, we found one called the Red Barn. We took a hay ride out to the patch which was fun. It was FREEZING and both Johnathan and I did not bring sufficiant layers (it also didn't help that I couldn't close my coat due to my bun in the oven). We got to the patch, picked our pumpkin and it started raining. So, everyone ran back on the hayride and we drove back. Now, we weren't only freezing, but we were wet. Not exactly the pumpkin picking experience we had in mind.

In order to remedy our wet, cold day, Johnathan and I went home and made hot chocolate and carmel apples. It sure did make us feel better. Embraing Fall and all its goodness, Johnathan created a lovely spread of things to document our day.

A Pain in the Neck. . . Literally

Poor Johnathan woke up Sunday morning and could not move his neck. About a year ago he hurt his neck in karate and it hasn't been the same since. This morning we went to the doctor and he said Johnathan has torticolis, a major neck strain. He's loaded with muscle relaxers and pain medication and looks like this:

Let's just say the drive down to AZ on Thursday will be very interesting. . .

I have been with child for 27 weeks and thought I would document my pregnancy with a picture. So here it is, Alex as a pregnant woman.

A+ Student

Johnathan just took his first anatomy test and received a 92%! Congratulations on your academic achievement. This is how he feels about his test score:

The Dog Whisperer. . . Option or Obsession?

In Johnathan's case, I would say obsession. The National Geographic channel is home to television program, "The Dog Whisperer." For those of you who aren't familiar with the program, I will enlighten you. Dog trainer, Cesar Millan, visits people's homes who are in need of dog rehabilitation. It's actually really cool to watch because Cesar works wonders on training dogs to get along with other canines, barking problems, rehabilitating violent dogs, and so on. Johnathan discovered this show on Labor Day when the National Geographic hosted a day long marathon. I came home from work to find that Johnathan had spent 4 hours straight watching his new obsession. Since that day, he watches the show constantly and looks up information related to all things dogs and Cesar Millan on the internet. Here is a clip from the show for your viewing pleasure.

I'm With Child

Yes, it's true. Johnathan and I are pleased to announce that we are going to have a baby, a girl to be exact. I'm 22 weeks along and due January 1st. We're very excited to welcome a 3rd Kingsley to the home. I've included pictures of our ultrasound that we had last week. Enjoy!

It's A Girl!

Face

Legs

Arms

Feet