Jack made it to his one week Birthday! He celebrated by going on his first golf outing with Dad and Aunt Hannah on the social nine. Even though he slept most of the way he did enjoy his walk in his baby bjorn front carrier...which was a salvation army find, probably the best 4 dollars I've spent in a long time. He has been quite a character these last couple days. He survived the many trips back and forth to Brainerd to pick up a few more things and do some shopping with Aunt Hannah. He also made it up to Mom's work to meet everyone up there. 98% of the time Jack is very smiley or sleepy, but then there is the 2% of the time when Jack is not happy. And when Jack isn't happy; no one is happy. Last night I guess he didn't want to leave the driving range, because as soon as we got home Kicking and Screaming started. And continued so much that we decided to watch that movie in honor of his behavior, thankfully he fell asleep during the movie. So did everyone else, too. Hopefully today will be a little more low key.
Today Jack went to church for the first time. He wore his cute little golfer outfit complete with argyle socks. He enjoyed the loud music but decided that he wasn't going to sing today, which was ok with mom and dad. He also sat real quite during the sermon, such a good boy. He got to meet some of his mom and dad's friends, the pastor and Chloe. She was born the day before Jack and was across the hallway from us at the hospital. She out weighs Jack, she was born at 9 lbs 9 oz and her mom is not any bigger than I am.
Today was my last day of work...and as much as I am really excited to be done being preggo...I really love my job, co-workers and my patients. I am going to miss them for the next two months. I was given tons of advice all day long and the girls I work with were in tears when I left at the end of the day. And the funny thing is I'm not dying, in fact depending on when Baby H decides to make his or her debute I may even be up visiting them next week. I guess having a great work environment and co-workers who are like second mothers are one of the many blessings I have. 
a number of emergency vechiles and firetrucks that came flying past our house during the storm. Most of the houses in our neighborhood are located on Round Lake and when the wind comes across the lake trees start snapping. Last August our neighborhood had some major damage after a similar storm. 
Happy Fourth! Things are pretty quiet around here. Glenn is having a busy day at the golf course since the weather decided to be below 80 everyone will be hitting the links and not the lakes. I went to the doctor yesterday and nothing really exciting just have to report back next week to see if anything has changed.
I believe it with how bad the traffic was around here yesterday. This is a weird town. It's a ghost town all winter and then come the day before a summer holiday forget going anywhere that would normally take you 15 mins in less than an hour. The north bound traffic was horrible. Plus when I went to the grocery the store clerk was waiting for my credit card to go through and this older lady from "the cities" (obviously because she was in such a rush) comes flying up behind with her cart starts throwing her items on the belt and says to the clerk, "ok, are we done here?" and the clerk looks at her (as most people from brainerd would) with a very annoyed look and said "no, we are waiting for the credit card to process as you can see it's very busy here today." I couldn't help but laugh. After all that was about the most crowded I've ever seen Cub Foods and I watched one guy as he made his rounds through the aisles RAM his cart literally into seven different people's carts, including an old lady. These cit-idots as I have often heard them called really have one mission in life get to their cabin on the lake as quickly as possible and you better not be standing in their way. Good thing we all don't live like that.
