Our power went out two days before Christmas. We thought we would have Christmas without power. Apperently Santa noticed and fixed the power at midnight Christmas Eve. It was a nice present.

More Pictures.

You get something this cute and you have to share.

Elowyn's Blessing Day

It was a special day for Elowyn, so we thought we would shoot the whole family.

Elowyn Eleena Davenport pictures

Here are the "profesional" shots taken at the hospital. You know how sometimes pictures don't quite look like the person. I think these look like Elowyn. They capture her personality.

Elowyn Eleena Davenport

She came yesterday. 6 lb. 3 oz. 19.5 inches.
Perfectly healthy with a bunch of hair. She wasn't to happy about leaving her old home, but she has grown accustomed to this new one. She likes to sleep a lot. Mother and father have not slept much, and I am aware that that is a trend for the future.

For the record, the father has already changed five diapers.

Random thoughts.

Election: That didn't go very well.
Work: Customers, stop whining and be happy why don't you.
Family: Where is my wife? She doesn't answer the phone.
Home: Are they done constructing yet?
Church: That's all good.

That was cleansing.

Go Ed!!

Dance that Dance!

Halloween

We had our Halloween parties today. One at work and one at the church. Two parties should supply us with enough candy to cover our two year supply.

We had a Lumberjack, two soldiers and a big cat (pregnant cat at that).

We also learned that unicorns are real.

Joys of life.

Remodels are so much fun...when they are over...I hope. No more pounding on the walls...I hope. No more mess around the house...I hope. Just my little family, our little home and some debt to spice it up.

My water cup is empty.

I feel parched. I am thirsty. All I have to do is get up and walk down the hall to the water cooler. On the other hand, I could sit here and type up this blog. I choose.......Water.

So this is what it is like to blow your top.







We did this on purpose.








Note the tarp and remember that we live in Oregon, and it is fall.








This was after the big rain storm.







Sunny days.

Some shielding.

I Love my Wife!!

I Love my Wife!! There. I have said it openly. The whole world may know. (though few will venture onto these pages). But still, I love my wife.

A new blog beginning.

One never knows when and what will be posted here. Only time will tell.