Our Little Angel- Jaycie Lyn Schenk

Jaycie & her cousins

January 30,2010

Minday, Tanner and Chalet comparing Chalet's baby pictues. No she looks like her dad!

Max, Taygan and Tanner. Max and Tay had a litle bit of a cough so they were glad to put the masks on so they could have Jaycie time

Conner admiring his newest cousin. He kept saying "she is so small"

She loves this over sized pillow. The "Boopie" Thanks Gena!

Jaycie's Birthday

Chalet, Cracker and their little angel right from heaven.

Good JOB, Chalet

Mintutes after birth
NOT a very good picture, tooooo many cameras to handle.

JAYCIE IS HERE

She arrived on Monday the 25th at about 7:01 p.m. give or take a few minutes. She weighted in a 6lb. 12 oz and was 19 1/2 in long. She has quite a bit of brown hair. She is very good baby so far, cross your fingers (for Chalet and Cody) that she keeps up the good attitude. Chalet is feeling pretty dang good. She is strong than nails and did an excellant job bring that little girl into the world. Oh and by the way Cracker did pretty good also. WE love them and this new little spirit. (Pics later)

Baby Jaycie

Jaycie's birthday was yesterday, but she didn't want to come and play. We will get to meet her on Thrsday January 28th. Chalet and Cody are ready to move on to the next phase of this parenting thing. I'll post as soon as she says "Hello World, I'm here!!!"

Inventory Sale

I am having a inventory sale on Bumbles faces and bands. $18.25 for one, $36.00 for two bands. The watch faces are $17.00. If I have to ship to you there will be shipping on top of the cost of your order. I have a pretty good inventory in all sizes.

More Snow Play

Pictures out of order. This was after the day in the snow. The boys playing with Mr. Potatoe Head.

We went out to Island Park Village and there is a hill just the kids size. They would ride the hill and we would bring them to the top on the snow machines.

Conner and Max getting ready to go down. That little Max would pile on top of his big brother and ride with no fear what so ever.

Max and his Dad. That blue tube was great. It would send those kids swirling around and around.