Life as a mom of three...

So I've never done much with this blog except upload a few pictures now and then. I figured no one looks at it anyway, and I post all of my pictures to facebook, so why bother? I just found out from a friend that you can print your blog. I didn't know that! Wow, that's like having your only family book, and prevents the need to journal (this is it). So here I go... I am selfishly not going to do more for any of you that may be reading this, but for me. Ha Ha Ha.

Life as a mom with 3 kids has not been bad so far. Lincoln is an angel sent straight from Heaven (I know they all are). He is soooo sweet. He sleeps a lot, and when he is not sleeping, he is quiet and content. If he cries, he is easy to console. His first friend is our ceiling fan. He loves to lay under it, and will smile and talk to it. It is adorable. He is 2 1/2 months old now, and is just getting to where he will make eye contact with us for long periods of time. When he does, he is all smiles and cooing. I am quickly transferring from the baby only mom to the soccer mom-taking kids to this class or that lesson. I like it. Aden can finally play more mature games with me like checkers (not just pretend), and he gets it.

We went to Colorado last month for Christian's graduation with Regis University. Yay, he got his Bachelor Degree! That was one of our goals when we joined the Air Force. We also got to visit with his family, and my parents and brother Wil came.

I didn't realize this picture would be so small, but right before he flew out to meet me for his graduation, he was here. He just finished his training for level 2 combatives. He will bring it back to Davis-Monthan AFB and teach airman in his combatives class that he set up, what he learned. He's basically a ninja.

Lincoln was blessed in our ward on the 6th of June, 2010 by Christian. Here he is in the cute outfit that my mom made for him.
Aisley had her first dance class at the YMCA downtown. She is all about dancing and princesses and pink right now. Such a girl! She was the youngest and cutest in her class. She was shy for most of it, so she didn't talk much, but she followed directions very well.

She had a dance recital at the end of her class, where they dressed up like lions and danced to "I just can't wait to be king" from The Lion King. She was adorable. Since she spent so much time with her class and her teachers for this performance day, she has come out of her shell at the class, and is not afraid to be spazzy, like she is at home. I loved watching her in this. It was at a High School auditorium.