Here are Livi and Isaac. Livi is my best friend Amy’s little girl. These two are hilarious together. Stealing of toys aside (due to my son of course), they love being together. Here are some common occurances when they are together: Livi yelling “ISAAC” at the top of her lungs and taking off running so that Isaac will chase her down, Isaac holding Livi’s hand to go ANYWHERE, Livi putting things in her mouth till Isaac consents to do it too, and Isaac doing just about anything to get Livi to laugh (which doesn’t take much).

Thank you Amy for your friendship and letting your little girl be my little boy’s friend.

So here’s a fairly sick picture of me working on our newest project. Yes, in true Wright fashion, we have to turn everything into a major event. We’re moving Isaac upstairs into the guest room and of course that means we have to repaint the whole thing and redecorate. You can’t tell the color in this picture, but we’re painting over the “goldish” color, to be a light gray. The alcove area where the dormer window is, is now red. It’s done, but I thought I’d wait to take a picture till we have the new carpet in etc. I’m getting in organizing mode, so I’m anxious to get this room done and tackle the baby’s room next. So, for all those asking, here is a picture of the 28 week belly, and a long post about my tendancies to turn everyhing into a project.

It’s finally nice outside. We’re planning on going to the park after Isaac’s nap. Nothing too exciting going on here, just getting a bigger belly by the minute.

It’s snowing, once again. For the love of, can Spring please come? So, here’s Isaac being goofy for the camera because we were both bored. Oh, and as a follow up, Isaac’s eyes have not improved unfortunatly. We will be meeting with the doctor again sometime next week to discuss putting small tubes in to allow for his eyes to drain.

I know you might think this is cheesy – but let’s be honest this whole birth thing is pretty incredible (and if you’ve never seen an ultrasound you might find this educational.)

Click here to see a Quicktime video of our soon to arrive (June 8th) little lady.

Before the surgery.

Isaac’s surgery monkey.

Giving daddy love.

An anxious mommy. Can you tell I’m not a morning person??

Today we took Isaac in at 5:45am for his eye surgery. His tear ducts have been clogged or closed since he was born and we decided for his quality of vision, that it was time to take care of it. It was a very simple and speedy surgery (Probe and Irragation), all of about 5 minutes that he was under, still it was a bit nerve -racking for two parents who’ve never been through something like this before. He was a very brave boy though and didn’t even cry when they took him back. When he came back to us, one of his eyes was bloody and so was his nose, but other than that he was just fine! I have a whole new respect for those parents out there who have to see their babies being taken away from them and put their trust in a doctor, it’s not an easy thing. We feel blessed that this was only a very minor thing, and that he is doing just fine now.

Geoff and Isaac enjoyed the snow much more than I did today. Can Spring please come, now? I did come out to see this delightful snow-rendition of our family done by my boys. Please note the sideview of my “snow belly”.

So some of our friends are good friends with the talented sir you see in the above pictures. His name is Kalai, and he rocks. Geoff and I have been to several of his concerts and so when they called and asked if I would take some pictures at his concert this weekend, I was so excited. Only after making sure that it was very clear that I am not professional and that he wouldn’t hate me if none of the pictures turned out. I’m sure all the concert-goers were wondering who the big prego lady was all up in Kalai’s grill.

Isaac woke up from his nap and I was in a picture taking mode. I let him pick out his shoes (2 sizes too big!), and of course he wanted the cape. This boy cracks me up!

We had an early lunch group this week because our old roomate Kelly (and Jen’s older sister) was in town. It’s always SO good to see her and I’m so happy that she takes time to see us when she is in town. Here’s a picture of all of us, minus Livi (and Blake) who was off doing her own thing as usual. We welcome our newest lunch group member, Ethan.