We're back home! We got back Sunday afternoon and everybody was great in the car for the 950 mile drive back. When I say everybody I mean that Paul and I didn't even argue! For some reason, we are always short with each other during that drive. We had to stop at the ATL airport to pick up Paul's truck that he parked there when he flew out, so Emily and I took it and went to Whole Foods in Gwinnett on the way back while Paul took the other three home to unpack. We came back to find our fish swimming in a bowl of muck, but he's still alive.

I had an ultrasound this morning. The due date is still going to be Feb. 10 and there is only one baby in there. I was a little worried that there would be more than one, but there's only one. It's amazing how much it already looks like a tiny baby moving around in there. The heartbeat was 158 beats per minute. I have noticed that at this stage, the girls' heartbeats were in the 140's and Nolan's was in the 150's so I'm putting my money on it being a boy. It would be so nice for Nolan to have a brother close to his age.

Tonya~ We didn't stop by because when we drove through Birmingham, it was 9:30 am and we figured ya'll were at church or on your way out the door. We'll try to stop next time.

Another Picture from Louisiana

This was from our tour of the Tabasco Factory. It is actually a really neat place to visit and the company has a great history.


My camera is broken so I don't know if there will be many pictures to come.

I had lunch the other day with a friend that I had not seen in ten years. It was so nice! We were friends in high school and roommates after high school. I'm hoping that she and her husband will be able to get together with Paul and I when he gets here.


Paul and Adam will be flying out tomorrow night to meet us in Fort Worth. It's flooding here so our plans to go to the water park and the Dinosaur State Park might get canceled. Oh, well. I'm so glad he is coming out and I won't have to drive back alone with the kids. My morning sickness is over and the dizzy spells are starting to wear off, but I'm still really tired. Could be from the other kids, too.