Monday, November 15, 2010

Lyndsee's Birthday

We traveled to Idaho for Dan's grandmother's funeral. Afterwards we spent some time in Bountiful. We were able to see almost all of my extended family. We also got to be there to celebrate Lyndsee's birthday. I can't believe my baby sister is 20 !!




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Mackenzie's Broken Arm

I always knew Mackenzie would be the first one of my kids to need a cast. She fell (or jumped?) out of the bunk bed. Thankfully it is just a "buckle fracture" which is more like a sprain than a break. Her cast is soft and only had to stay on for a little more than 2 weeks. I can remove it myself in a week from now :0) I think she likes it and it doesn't slow her down AT ALL.

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Growing so fast!




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Friday, November 5, 2010

Look-a-likes

I am constanly amazed at how much my kids look alike!!






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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Name that Baby

Yes, these are three different babies. Apparently we only have one cookie cutter/mold for our kids!!

 

 

 
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The answer is (after rechecking for myself): Luke, Mackenzie, Brice

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Baby Luke

Well, it took me a day to get on, but I have been trying to rest... so I am editing Dan's version of the birth story so I can go lay back down.
Luke Daniel Jenkins was born on 9/8/10 at 1:39 pm. He weighed in at 7lbs 11oz (the same weight as our other Vegas baby) and was 19 inches long. We went to the hospital at 4:00 a.m. to be induced. They gave me Pitossin but I was progressing slowly. They gave me an epidural and broke my water and I went from a 3cm dialated to a 6cm in 30 minutes. I made it all the way to a 9.5 in record time but the baby's heart rate was dropping during the contractions.The first time it really dropped three nurses rushed in and shoved an oxygen mask in my face and cut off the Pitossin. This brought back memories of Dane's deliver...ugh! Dan called in a friend and they gave me a blessing. The blessing promised mepeace of mind and a healthy baby (but not a resolution of the underlying problem). The Nurses figured it was the umbillical cord in play some how, and it was. Luke came out with the cord wrapped around his neck and he was a vibrant shade of purple. He got unwrapped and he was fine. They did have an OR waiting just in case it needed to go to an emergency C-section. We are both recovering and doing just fine. Though he was CRAZY in my belly, he is quite the little sleeper now.















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Mackenzie's First Pedicure




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