Jason and Clint the newlywed!
Jack with Auntie Kim.
Jack meets Great Grandma and Great Grandpa Newman.
Trent...hiding behind a pillow!
Jack and Great Grandma Wright.
Me, Jack, Marmie, Great Grandma Marilyn, Poo Pa, and Jase.
Jack meets his second cousin, Tavia.
See, Matt LOVES kids!
Jack saying good bye to Auntie Jen.
Just look at that mountain view!
Jack's first flight.
I think even Jason will admit he is a bit of a “neat freak.” A few days ago, the clutter in our bedroom was really getting to him. While we have a very large bedroom, Jack’s entourage of equipment takes up an enormous about of space. Jason began to brainstorm: What items could we remove from the bedroom? He looked over at my elliptical (which has basically turned into an expensive clothes rack) and then back to me. I knew what was coming…
“You don’t ever use it, let’s just put it in the garage.”
“No way! I run sometimes. Besides, if it’s not staring me down, making me feel guilty, I’ll really never use it.”
The next day I came home from work and found this:
I hadn’t laughed that hard in a long time.
Thanks, Love…for the hint and for the laugh. 
I love this outfit and had to get a picture before he grows out of it!
Another cute one of my little dino.
He's figured out how to grab his toys. Play time should be a lot more fun now.
Jason's family gave jack this awesome bath towel for Christmas.
Notice the embroidered text at the bottom of the towel? Clever, huh!
Jason and I got all dolled up and went out on the town on February 13th. Jack was in tow but, pleasantly, he didn’t damper the romance with any outbursts. We ate at my favorite local restaurant, La Scala. Best described as: Heaven in my mouth. I ordered the Bistecca Allla Gorgonzola (which someday, I’d like to attempt making) and Jason ordered lobster ravioli with shrimp. We were both absolutely delighted with our choices, and left as stuffed as the pasta we just ate.
A few recent photo ops:
