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the rest of lake powell...

I couldn't resist posting a few more pictures. We had so much fun and they are soo cute.. soooo... Just a little proof that Isaak wasn't always smiling. He didn't like swimming in his life jacket.
Isaak playing in the tube. He just stood up on the bottom and bounced himself around. I'm sure you can tell he loved it.
Cory and Derek going after eachother on the tubes. It's kind of fuzzy, but they are laughing as they are plowing eachother down.. I on the other hand let go of the tube every time I thought it might get close to being a little rough. I'm a wuss and I'll admit it...Before the boat ride. I just want to point out that neither of the babies are crying in this picture which isn't always the case when you try to put them in life jackets.

After--the two of them all snug and sweaty in their lifejackets in their pack and plays. I love our pack and play, but seriously who designs how these things work??? I think it took us almost a half an hour to put it up the first time--we took it down awfully fast in a rain storm that lasted all of two minutes.

Who would have known that this would be the last picture of me ever wearing my wedding ring. Sniffle, sniffle. I try to pretend that its not sad, but it pretty much is.

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Penny said…
Sadie, y'all are amazing, you do all sorts of things with your baby! We just got back from Heber Valley and I was thinking of you-wish you were there! The pregnancy has gone ok, only 2 months left. The gestational diabetes sucks, but pretty soon I will be able to eat normal again!!
September 11, 2009 at 5:36 PM
Penny said…
Hey Sadie I wanted to send you an invitation to my baby shower. Will you please email me your address. My email is pennylynn0913@yahoo.com
Thanks!
September 14, 2009 at 6:37 PM
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