We're going to have to rename the blog

Well I hope most of you know this by now, but child number three is on the way and will be here sometime in mid-October. The big ultrasound is next week on Thursday. I am copying this idea from a friend, but I liked the idea and they were right for her, so I wanted to check, what will baby number three be? Check back Thursday to see if you were right.


P.S. I have been a blogger slacker, but have added several new entries today. The first new one was Easter weekend, I figured out how to backdate the entries, but be sure to scroll down after voting.

Taking the Oath

Well, it only took seven years from the start of law school to get to this point, but Ron has officially been sworn in to the Utah State Bar! He still only has limited interest in practicing law, but we are proud of him for pushing through, passing the test, and making it all official. Taking the oath After the ceremony with all his official documents

With the family.

Ron with his brother Lyle, a fellow attorney.

Ron and his parents. They came down to celebrate and took us all out to lunch afterwards (thanks).

Lilly and Sophie.

Then and Now

We don't get together with our good friend the Cornells (whom we met from our year in Alaska) too often, but when we do we seem to always end up at the zoo. These sets of picture were taken about two years apart, I thought they were fun to compare.

Then--Lilly, Tyson, and Lexi at the elephant statue

Now--at the same statue

Then--at the tiger statue

Now--at the tiger statue

Then--Tyson, Lilly, and Lexi at the gorilla statue

Now--Josh, Tyson, Lilly, Sophie, and Lexi at the gorilla statue

No comparison, I just like this one.

Easter Weekend

On the Saturday of Easter Weekend we took the girls to a couple of Easter Egg hunts. The first one was at the local Air Force Base. There were not that many kids there and they both got tons of eggs. The second was put on by the community. By the second hunt Lilly was warmed up and ready to go, she was stretching on the sideline before the official start. Sophie still didn’t get it this year and thought she could wander around finding the color of eggs she wanted. The way they do Easter egg hunts around here, that strategy is not an option. All the eggs are just laid out on an open field (no hunting is involved, it is all about quick grabbing) and when start is yelled you are lucky if the whole thing lasts more than a minute as kids swoop in from all sides.

Lil and Soph at the starting line at the Air Force Base--Sophie is not quite awake yet

Lilly scooping up some eggs

The loot after the hunt

Dad and the girls after the hunt

Lilly and all her prizes after the community hunt. She got 14 prize eggs, but was generous and gave about ten away to kids who didn't get the slips of paper in their eggs.

Sophie and her loot after the community hunt.

Grandma Mecham bought and sent the girls their Easter dresses (thanks Grandma). They were so excited when the package arrived. We tried to get some good pictures of the girls, but Sophie was a bit hungry and ready to move onto Easter dinner.

I couldn't get a picture of both of them with their eyes open, but at least they are happy.

Lilly striking a pose

Easter Sophie

Mascara Madness

This is what happened last week while I was watching March Madness and Sophie disappeared for a few minutes into the bathroom. I do not know what she thinks I do with my makeup, but she essentially drew herself a unibrow and a goatee all with a mascara wand. I am not sure why I am posting this, between the haircutting incident with Lilly and this incident I am afraid I look like a negligent mother. I suppose things such as these are bound to happen once in a while.

Happy St. Paddy's day from the O'Fullers

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Kindergarten Bound

Well, it is official, our little Lilly Mae is registered for Kindergarten. She is excited for this new adventure, but I am still not quite sure about the whole thing. I cannot believe that she is old enough (or that her parents are old enough) to be starting this new phase of our lives.