Saturday, April 26, 2008

Crusty Ear

Little Corgin Man finally had gotten over his sickness from last week and I thought that things were going good. Then, Tuesday morning when he woke up, Clint got him out of his bed and realized that his ear had yellow crusty stuff on it. Then we noticed that he had left a yellow stain on his crib sheet. So, we took Corgin to the doctor and found out that he had a perferated eardrum. Don't worry, it doesn't cause any permanent damage (I was scared when they first told us, but I guess it's common in young kids). They gave us some antibiotics and said he should be better soon. Today has been the first day that he hasn't had a crusty ear when he woke up, so I guess that his ear has stopped leaking out the stinky gunk. Anyway, Corgin is keeping us busy. Here are some pictures for the Grandmas!

This is Sunday, when he was feeling better and was a happy boy.



These are pictures of him sucking his thumb - yes, he has mastered that skill for the most part.





I just think this one is cute.

SupRiSe!!!

Clint and I bought some land this week and we are moving to Pocatello to start building a house this summer. We suprised my family with this information and showed them the lot and they were so happy (especially my mom - she's glad she gets to be closer to Corgin now). Clint and I have talked about building a house for quite a while now and we are so excited. We have a lot to look forward to this year now.



We are going to reverse this, so the garage will be on the right, but this is the exterior look of the houseplan we have choosen.

Again, the house will be reversed, so the bedrooms will be on the left. We like it and can't wait to start building.

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Poor Cor

So, Little Man has gotten sick. He's been running fevers since Saturday night and he has a nasty little cough. I took him to the hospital Sunday night because even with Tylenol his fever would not come down. He had a fever of 102 and they told me he has a viral respiratory infection. So, now I'm watching him to make sure it doesn't get worse and lead to RSV, but so far he seems to be doing a little better today.



And, he is not wearing a bonnet though it may appear that way. That is just the burp rag I layed him on so that he wouldn't get spit-up on our pillow.

TV as a Babysitter

I know that the TV shouldn't be used as a babysitter, but I just can't help myself because little Corgin man is so cute watching it. He loves the bright colors and all the noise, and for a few minutes he will actually sit still. Here is a picture of him watching it.

And yes, he was wiggling around before he noticed the TV, hence the one shoe and sock that are off.

Bye Jeep

After a few good years and a lot of fun, we are sad to say goodbye to the Jeep. We sold it and will miss it forever (or at least until we get something else that's fun!). So, now we say goodbye.




Friday, March 28, 2008

five things about corgin

Corgin was tagged!
1- Corgin is a morning person. When I go to get him out of his crib and tell him good morning,
he always gives me the biggest smiles - that's even when he is hungry.
I love it.
2- Like all babies, Corgin loves bathtime. He also loves to get all lotioned up for the day.
He is all smiles with this daily routine.
3- Corgin will more than likely turn out to be a thumbsucker.
He has succeeded in this a few times and I'm sure once he has more control, he will find that thumb more often.
4- My little Corginman is so tenderhearted. If Clint or I use a stern voice with him when he is starting to fuss, he will get the saddest little face and cry harder.
It's cute.
5- Corgin is one of the biggest wiggleworms. He just loves to lie on the floor and wiggle.
He's a lot harder to hold than his cousin Lily because he just wiggles so much.
It's okay for now, but I'm worried once he can crawl and walk because I'll probably be chasing him all over the place.
He just likes to go and go.
Now, we tag whoever hasn't been tagged to do this one for their kids.

Here he is after bathtime. So adorable!


He spit up on his shirt so I took it off and set him on the couch while I went to get another one. I had to take some pictures because it was pretty cute.

Here's Corgin in his born to rock shirt. (Clint's favorite) He was hugging his little horse friend, but by the time we got the camera he had moved.

Just being chill here.

He heard mommy's voice and looked away from the camera. I like this picture. He's just so attentive.


Attempting to get that thumb. If only he would unclench those little fists.

All snuggled in his swing, he's ready for a nap.

Sunday, March 16, 2008

Cousins!

This is Corgin with his cousin, Lily. Lily is 6 days younger than Corgin. I just thought it was a cute picture.

Friday, March 14, 2008

I'VE BEEN TAGGED!!!

You've been TAGGED! Copy this and paste it into a post.


A: The rules of the game are posted at the beginning.
B: Each player answers the questions about themselves.
C: At the end of the post, the player then tags 5 people and posts their names, then goes to their blog and leaves them a comment, letting them know that they have been tagged and asking them to read your blog.

10 Years Ago:
Well, I was a 14 year old girl who's happiness depended on how many boys liked me or thought I was cute. I was in eighth grade and it was my first year cheerleading. I experienced my first relationships (if you can call them that); I went out with Tate Secrist for a few days and dumped him so that I could go out with Chase Clark, who was the first and only boy to ever dump me. That "relationship" only lasted 4 days, so I wasn't really too heartbroken. I was pretty boy crazy though and I was trying to find friends that I really fit in with. All the typical teenage girl troubles. (Thanks Alanna for giving me the idea to look in my journal, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to remember it all - it sure made me laugh and hope that my kids never read that part of my journal)

On My To-Do List:
Call my insurance company about hospital bills, finish the laundry, go pick up my lesson book for Sunday, get bills in the mail, all sorts of other responsible grown-up stuff.

Before I die:
I would like to have a few more kids and I want to see them all grow up and get married and have their own kids. I'd also like to do some more traveling with Clint - maybe a Carribean cruise, or another Hawaiian cruise, or go to Chile (he served his mission there) or Egypt. I could go on, but I won't bore you any longer.

Places that I've lived:
Blackfoot, Idaho; Rexburg, Idaho; Pocatello, Idaho; Kaysville, Utah; Bountiful, Utah; Inkom, Idaho; and now Boise, Idaho

Jobs I have had:
Yard and Pet Caregiver, Pipe Mover, Rock Picker (potatoe harvest), Swather Operator, Beet Truck Driver, Rake Tractor Operator, -yes I grew up on a farm- , Sales Assosiate, Customer Service Coordinator, Massage Therapist, Chiropractic Assistant, and Mommy (current).

Dream job:
The one I am currently doing - I love it!

What I will do when I became a billionaire:
Travel and make sure that when I die my kids will get a nice inheritance.

Bad habits:
I leave the TV on even when I leave the room, I always spend way too much money at the grocery store, Clint says I make the soap soggy since I don't rinse it off when I am done in the shower, I could go on.

Things I enjoy:
Spending time with family and friends, reading, watching movies, playing games (wii games included), spending time on the internet, but mostly I enjoy being a mom to little Corginman!

Things people don't know about me:
I had never mowed a lawn until last summer and then when I finally gave in I was 23 years old and 5 months pregnant! Also, I don't think anyone knows the real color of my hair since I always have it dyed one color or another and have done this for the last 10 years or so.

Ok, so here is where I tag other people... I tag Trisha, Megan, JanDell, Dominoe, and Debra.

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

CoRGiNmAn

Up until the day he was born, we could not commit to a name. We had several ideas, but we just weren't sure who he was. One of the names was Corgin, obivously, amongst a few others. We came up with Corgin from the Smashing Pumpkins lead singer who's name is Billy Corgan. Ironically enough, the day that he was born, the song "Disarm" by the Smashing Pumpkins was playing on our alarm that woke us up. We laughed saying that he must be a Corgin. This is a little something Clint put together for little man with the song that helped us name him. Enjoy!

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

Shot Day!

Yesterday we took a trip to the doctor for Corgin's two month check-up and his shots. He is such a little runt! At 8 lbs 14 oz, he is in the 3rd percentile for weight and at 21 inches long, he is only in the 2nd percentile for height. He is definitely just a little guy. Anyway, he handled the shots pretty well. I was the one who was trying not to cry. After I picked him up and loved him he was much better. Here are a few pictures from shot day.
On our way to the doctor. He's not too extremely happy about it.


Oh, so sad. Those shots hurt!


All tuckered out.


Though running a low fever, he's still a lot happier today.

Also, he is starting to coo at Clint and I. We just love it! We will say "oooh" to him and he'll say "ooooh" right back. It is sooo cute! He's such a fun little guy.