It won't be long before they're partners in crime!

Mad's first day of Kindergarten has come and gone. Sadly, I was in the hospital and wasn't able to be there, but Matt got some video and I was able to go to her second day and take some pictures.


This is where the turtles live. She looooves the turtles. (they're not even in the picture. Great job, Mom)


And here's her seat. Her perfect little Kindergarten seat. I can't believe how big she is.

Ok so the pictures are from day two. Here's video from day one.

I'm going to try to get pictures up as much as I can.







Oliver Richard Foreman was born Sunday, August 15 at 11:27. He was, get this, 9 lbs, 15 oz! I'll get more pictures and maybe some video up soon.

Mad also started Kindergarten yesterday. I was, of course, still in the hospital while she went, but Matt got a ton of video so I'll post that too.

It's been a busy couple of days!
Well, no baby yet. It's just a waiting game at this point and I am trying really hard not to be impatient (yeah right). For a comparison, Mad was born at 37 weeks, Cullen was born at 38 weeks, and I am currently (as of yesterday) 3-4 cm dilated. SO, it could be any day or it could be a couple weeks if he wants to torture me. It's upper 90's hot around here, so I'm over the whole pregnancy thing.

Madison starts kindergarten in two weeks. Cullen starts preschool in September. My babies are growing up. It's cliche to say that it goes fast, but it SO does. It's hard to slow down and enjoy little moments when there's so much going on, but I'm working on it.


We went to the doctor for a check-up and another ultrasound on Wednesday. Baby Rocky is doing just great and may be here earlier than expected! I should probably pack a bag or something.
We went to Pigeon Forge last week for a mini-vacation to Splash Country and I took a grand total of TWO pictures. For my standards, that is pathetic.



A picture of Mad drinking sweet tea and one taken before they went swimming. That's ALL. I apologize and blame it on the pregnancy. It has made my brain mushy.