I'm a big boy now!!

Yay for KC!!! We've been working on potty training, not a lot, I haven't had the energy to be consistent enough with it yet, but so far he's doing great! He's a pro at taking off his diaper and hates to be dirty or wet. So we spend a lot of time trying to catch and put his pants back on him. He likes to try to change his own poopy diapers too so thats been interesting. So we decided to give it a try.
Every time I take him to the potty now he goes! Sometimes very little, but at least he's getting the idea and learning to use those muscles when he's supposed to. He gets so excited and claps his hands and shows me his peepee. It's so fun to watch him learning. Now if I could just commit to really getting him trained and spend the time on it that he really needs I'm sure he'd have it down in no time. How would it be to have no kids in diapers, even if just for a little while :)

If I have a girl, I want this

Movin on up

So if you gogle Utah gluten free wedding cakes I am listed at number 3, and if you click on 1 or 2 you'll find my listing also :)
If you google Utah Wedding Cakes I have moved up to number 33. Still a ways to go to show in that first page, but I'd say for not paying for any advertising so far I'm moving up pretty quickly :)
I started getting a lot of calls this last week for gluten free cakes and wondered how people were finding me, so I goggled it and what do you know, there I was. I guess thats what happens when you can get your listing on about.com
Now its just too bad I don't have the time or the energy to make all the cakes I've been asked to do. Oh well. I guess it's good to have more business than I want than not enough.

So maybe you saw the ticker

Some of you already know this, and hopefully we aren't jinxing ourselves by telling everyone already, but we're expecting!! I've never been the type that can wait 3 or 4 months to spill the beans, plus I've been super lazy with the blog lately and just about everything else and I don't want anyone thinking I'm just a lazy bum. I just don't feel very good.

So I'm due April 11th. Our original plan was to have a baby about now, but it took a lot longer this time than we had anticipated. But we're thrilled to have another little one join our family and it's definitely worth waiting for.

So for now I'm just waiting for this yucky 1st trimester to end so I can get feeling a little better and have some more energy. And then maybe my house can be clean again and Parker won't be watching 5 hrs of tv everyday. Poor kid, he's so bored, if anyone wants to have him over to play I'm sure he'd appreciate getting away.

I did have an ultrasound last week and got to hear the baby's heartbeat already! I love that part. So hopefully the little baby will continue to grow and all will be well.

Ibuprofen +an ER visit + a broken finger =

One extremely exhausted mommy.

What a day, or morning I should say. It was all over by noon. It started yesterday when we were visiting with some of Aaron's family over in Toole. We had a great time, thanks for having us! But while we were there Parker was playing fetch with the dog and hit his hand pretty hard on the wall when attempting to throw the doggy toy. He cried, his finger swelled, and he refused to use it the rest of the day. When we got home we debated going to the dr, and decided to wait and see how it was in the morning. This morning it was still a little swollen and Parker was intent on going to the dr. so we decided to go.

KC loves to play in the sink. He pulls our bottom drawer in the bathroom vanity out the few inches that it will go with the child locks, and climbs right up to the counter so he can turn on the water and make a mess. Today I decided to just go ahead and let him do it while I was getting ready. I went in the bedroom to get dressed and when I went back to the bathroom water was everywhere, and the once half full bottle of children ibuprofen on the counter was now open and EMPTY. Well, trying to ask a 2 year old if he drank a bottle of medicine doesn't always produce reliable answers, but since there was very little on the counter and none in the sink it was pretty easy to guess that yes was the answer. So in a panic I checked the bottle to see if the # for poison control was on it, no luck. And since I was freaking out and thus not really thinking, I didn't know where else to look for it. So I called the dr's office. (poison controls # will now be posted visibly in every room)

The dr told us to go to the er. So off we went. Aaron met us there and within just over an hour we were actually in and out. That in itself was a miracle. Who ever gets out of the er for anything in less 2 hours. So basically the dr told us that ibprofen is practically as safe as water and there was nothing that they had to do. Why the dr I called first couldn't have told me that I'm not quite sure, but I think it may have had something to do with the healthcare system wanting to collect my $100 er copay for practically nothing.

But better safe than sorry, especially with my sweet little KC, so I was more than relieved that they didn't have to do anything. For KC it was a fun time. He got to see a helicopter, a fun fish tank, and run around completely unaware that anything could have even been wrong.
So after that Daddy got to go back to work, and we still were able to make it to Parkers dr.s appointment. He got to have some fun xray pictures taken of his hand, got a sticker and sucker. And turns out he has a broken middle finger on his right hand. But all we have to do is keep it taped to the finger next to it for awhile and all will be well.

After all that we headed up to my moms house and spent the rest of the day. I got to take a nap :), and the kids had a great time playing. Thanks for taking care of us mom.

So all in all it was a crazy morning, and I'm exhausted. The boys are good as new other than a sore finger, but I might need a few days to recover lol.