Saturday, November 24, 2007
Thursday, November 22, 2007
So Thankful This Thanksgiving 2007!
Payton sleeping after a full turkey belly.
Thanksgiving was a blast this year and I have so much to be thankful for. Jonathon, Payton and I started off at Linda and Rick’s house and ate and ate and ate. Linda does such a great job with her dinner. We then played some games and headed off for my mom's house were we ate and ate and ate! My mom makes the best sweet turkey and it is so great to hang out with my brother and his girlfriend Sarah. After we all had full bellies we sat around and watched home videos and laughed all night. Here are a few of the thousands of things I have to be grateful for this year:
*This holiday and the opportunity it gives me to remember what I am thankful for and the time I get to spend with family.
*Motherhood
*Family
*My amazing daughter Payton who has brought so much into my life.
*My husband Jonathon who I am so blessed to be able to spend time and eternity with.
*My mother who has been my bestfriend and such a great role model.
*My mother and father-in-law Linda and Rick who have been such a great example and are always there for me, Jonathon and Payton.
*My sister and brother Christy and Bryant.
*My sisters and brother-in-laws Katelyn, Rhea, Natalie, Geoffrey and Michael (and future in-laws; Sarah and Cameron)
*My nieces and nephew Cameryn, Madison, Jayden and soon to be Macie.
*My mother and father-in-law Konnie and Ricky.
*All of my amazing friends.
*The blessing of being an American.
*The opportunity I have to work with Bling.
*To be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
*The opportunity I have to serve with the Young Women.
*Jesus Christ and the Atonement.
*Happiness.
*Technology and the way it has improved our lives.
*Aimee and Brianna and all of their help with Payton.
I have so much more I am thankful for but I would be here all day!
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Cali Emma
Friday, November 16, 2007
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Jonathon driving the hay ride.
Pie eating contest.
Payton playing football.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Payton, the Park and the Kiss!

Today Payton and I could not resist the beautiful November weather so we decide to go to the park down the street. Payton had a great time running around until a little two year old boy named Jayden decided he wanted to play with Payton as well. Everything was fine until Jayden tried to kiss Payton. That’s when she came running to my leg and holding on for dear life. Jayden continued trying until he got a big kiss on Payton’s forehead. Payton had the most bashful look I have ever seen on her. Thank goodness daddy was not there to witness that first;) . Jayden’s parents said that he had a cousin Payton’s age that he always tries to kiss. It was all too cute!
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Early Trick or Treating
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
Our night in the ER
Payton has been sick the last couple of days with a cough and a low grade fever. I have not thought much of it because she has been playing and eating very well (as you can see from my last few posts). This morning at about 1am Payton was sleeping in my arms and woke herself up with a bad cough. When you she woke up she was crying and gasping for air. We thought she might be having an asthma attach since Jonathon had it so bad as a child.
We took her to Waterman’s ER and when we got there she acted fine and even clapped and smiled for the nurses, so it was kind of hard to express my extreme panic and worry. The nurses looked at Payton and found that her temperature was at 101.8 so they gave her some suppositories to reduce her fever. Then we sat in the waiting room for about an hour just waiting until Payton fell back asleep and woke up shortly after with another breathing attack, which made it very easy for the nurses and doctors to see why Jonathon and I were in such a panic. They got us straight to a room and got her on a breathing treatment.
After 5 hours of x-rays, a shot of steroids, more suppositories, waiting and a very sleepy and scared baby the doctor diagnosed her with croup, which is a blockage in the airway to the lungs. The doctor also said there might be a little bronchitis in her lungs. It must be something that is going around because a girl I know said that her sister’s baby boy went to the ER yesterday as well and was diagnosed with croup. Payton seems to be doing fine right now… but she does fool me when she is sick. The ER sure is not a fun place!
We took her to Waterman’s ER and when we got there she acted fine and even clapped and smiled for the nurses, so it was kind of hard to express my extreme panic and worry. The nurses looked at Payton and found that her temperature was at 101.8 so they gave her some suppositories to reduce her fever. Then we sat in the waiting room for about an hour just waiting until Payton fell back asleep and woke up shortly after with another breathing attack, which made it very easy for the nurses and doctors to see why Jonathon and I were in such a panic. They got us straight to a room and got her on a breathing treatment.
After 5 hours of x-rays, a shot of steroids, more suppositories, waiting and a very sleepy and scared baby the doctor diagnosed her with croup, which is a blockage in the airway to the lungs. The doctor also said there might be a little bronchitis in her lungs. It must be something that is going around because a girl I know said that her sister’s baby boy went to the ER yesterday as well and was diagnosed with croup. Payton seems to be doing fine right now… but she does fool me when she is sick. The ER sure is not a fun place!
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