I'm Back

Yes, I know, it has been quite sometime since my last post. Three months and eleven days to be exact, but who's counting. Extremely ridiculous! The only thing I can blame it on is how busy I have been with school and our house. We (meaning Josh) is in the the process of laying laminate wood flooring in all the bedrooms and the living room to get ready for Baby Musgrove.

I went back to the doctor today and heard the heartbeat. It was much stronger this time than last. The doctor said that the heartbeat is around 150 beats per minute. It was truly amazing to hear that little heart beat. Josh and I will find out Novemeber 19th what Lil' Musgrove is. We can't wait!!

Enjoy the pictures of how God's miracle is growing. Due date: April 6th

Ultrasound at 7 weeks and 5 days. It looks like a little Lima bean. :)

Beginning of the belly shots. 14 weeks and 5 days

16 weeks 2 days

Wednesday's Tradition

If you follow Kasey's blog, you know that on Wednesday's my mom (Gabby) gets the girls to spend of some time with them. When I am working, I try to go see them because they always make me smile. These two girls are like my own and they both mean the world to me. Well, this past Wednesday I managed to make it to Mom's. Here are some really sweet pictures of these precious girls.

Hayley being silly

Leighton cheesin'

Mom loves this picture. What a sweet face!

Leighton feeding Gabby

Making funny faces

I love this one of Leighton!!!

Leighton was getting in to the funny faces. I had to help Hayley.

Trying to take a serious picture, but Leighton was still giving the funny face. :)

Leighton singing, "Shake your boodie, shake your boodie."
Playing with Papa

Papa getting Hayley...I don't think Zoe was liking that too much.

4th of July

Yes, I know this post is really late. I would say that I have been really busy, but that would be a lie. For the 4th, we always go to my aunt and uncle's to eat hot dogs and hamburgers. Afterwards, we headed to Mema's (Chad's grandmother) to watch the fireworks by the pond.

As you can tell, Josh wasn't in to taking pictures.

I guess I tasted good.

2nd Annual Girls Day Out

Last year, Monica, Melissa and I made a trip to Orlando to use our FREE Universal and Island of Adventure tickets. We were awarded these tickets for being Florida teachers.

Pictures of last year's trip: We wore sunglasses, our hair was dry and we are smiling.

On the Spiderman ride with our cool new shades. Still dry and smiling.

Let's just say that last year's trip was much more pleasurable. When we planned our trip we had no idea what the weather would be like. After reviewing the forecast we realized that there was a 70% chance of us getting wet due to rain, but we took our chances anyway.

This year's trip: WET, WET, WET!!!

The weather was not looking good.

The Spiderman ride with our cool shades and smiling. $8 ponchos that were well worth the money and nappy hair.

Day two: We went to Wet N Wild where we had a wonderful time. It didn't rain, but we didn't need sunscreen either. It was quite cloudy, but who cared because we were together enjoying our girls day out.

A Weekend at the Lake

Last weekend Josh and I headed to the lake for some much needed R and R. We also took Ali and she loves being at the lake. Whenever I was in the water, she was too. She loved getting on my raft and floating with me. Most of the trip for Josh was spent sleeping because he would get up early and go fishing, then he would fish late in the evenings. I on the other hand, spent most of my time with my nieces, Kaci, Addison and Tymber. (Bruce's girls) Kaci and Addison live in Alabama so we only get to see them several times a year. I thoroughly enjoy playing with these sweet girls. They have grown so much and we miss them dearly.

Mrs. Janie (Josh's mom), Kristi, and Mr. Richard (Josh's dad)...No, he doesn't usually smile like that.

Bruce

Kaci and Halie fishing...By the way, Ali stole their bait..hot dogs.

Tymber

Addison showing off her dive

Halie, Addison, Kaci and Tymber

Addison with Ali. I think if I would have let Addison, she would have taken Ali back home with her to Alabama.

Mrs. Janie bought the girls some Play-Doh and I decided to join in on the fun. They were making all kinds of different animals and I thought that it would be appropriate to make a beautiful sculpture of Ali. I think I did a pretty good job.

3 Years From Today

Practing for the PGA

Well I know it has been almost a month since I have posted. Yes, I am totally slacking at blogging, but I promise I will do better this month.

Josh was off of work about 2 weeks ago because of all of the rain and it was the beginning of my summer vacation. He got the bright idea that we go golfing. Let me fore warn you that I am pretty good at most sports, but in golf I am what you would say to be well below average.

Before setting out to totally embarrass myself, we had to go buy me some golf clubs. (As you can tell, I do not play golf much.) After our trip to Wal-Mart, I was ready for our day at the course. I had clubs, a box of balls, and a golf glove. I looked like a pro, but can guarantee that I didn't play like one.

The course was pretty wet, but we didn't care. The first couple of holes I would hit a couple of shots and then just pick up my ball and get back in the golf cart. I knew going in that it would probably take 8 shots to get my ball to the pin, so there were times that I would pick up the ball and throw it as far as I could. I mean I am good at softball, so why not merge the two sports together?

Josh on the other hand is quite good. He would get mad would make a bad shot, but when I made a bad shot (almost every time) we would both laugh. All in all, we had a ton of fun and enjoyed spending the time together.

Here are the pictures and a video. I hope you enjoy them.

As you can tell I am not on the fairway. This this where my ball landed most of the time.

Josh beating his club on the ground.