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- Oregon Vacation
- Joel posing with a sample of the "Catch of the day"
- "The Mighty Fishermen"Craig, Ethan, and Joel deep ...
- Issac catching dinner at the Newport Beach Visitor...
- Newport Beach marina, and fishery.
- Rose Garden, downtown Portland OR
- Craig and I are at Gooney Rock.Vacation to the Ore...
- Ignoring the "DO NOT CLIMB ON SUBMARINE" sign at t...
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Camden
Camden's Growth
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About Me
Craig's breakfast of champions
If Craig was in charge of breakfast this is what Camden would be eating
Up till now
Craig and I have been married for 6 1/2 years. In that time we have bought an older home in Kaysville that has a lot of character and a huge back yard. We have a 3 year old dog named Daisy who loves the outdoors and camping (as long as there is a warm blanket she can burrow under at night when it cools off) We recently had a baby boy who is now 4 months old and growing. We cant wait till he is old enough to enjoy camping as much as we do. Our first trip with him is planned for the end of July so we will see what he thinks about it.
Camden is growing so much every day. He smiles and laughs at everything and everyone. Our dog is his favorite thing to laugh at, next to his crazy parents. He can almost sit up on his own. The longest stretch of time was about 10 seconds at which time he looked down and found his toes which promptly made him fall forward. He is also rolling over from his stomach to his back and he is really close to rolling from his back to his stomach but his darn arms keep getting in the way. He is also starting to master the art of the scoot. His latest trick is spitting with his tongue and blowing bubbles, both of which he thinks is very funny.
It is so incredible to see the mile stones reached everyday. And it never ceases to amaze us the new things Camden is learning overnight. We have been so blessed since Camden has entered our lives. And we are so thankful that he has been sleeping through the night since about 2 1/2 months. We never thought we would make it that first month or so when he was still trying to switch his schedule from sleeping all day and waking up every 2 to 3 hours at night. But we would never change it for the world.
Camden is growing so much every day. He smiles and laughs at everything and everyone. Our dog is his favorite thing to laugh at, next to his crazy parents. He can almost sit up on his own. The longest stretch of time was about 10 seconds at which time he looked down and found his toes which promptly made him fall forward. He is also rolling over from his stomach to his back and he is really close to rolling from his back to his stomach but his darn arms keep getting in the way. He is also starting to master the art of the scoot. His latest trick is spitting with his tongue and blowing bubbles, both of which he thinks is very funny.
It is so incredible to see the mile stones reached everyday. And it never ceases to amaze us the new things Camden is learning overnight. We have been so blessed since Camden has entered our lives. And we are so thankful that he has been sleeping through the night since about 2 1/2 months. We never thought we would make it that first month or so when he was still trying to switch his schedule from sleeping all day and waking up every 2 to 3 hours at night. But we would never change it for the world.
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