Pumpkin Patch

Posted on October 31, 2009 by Jonathan

We took Avery to Thomasson Farms this week to choose some pumpkins. He was a little crabby and didn’t really want his picture taken, but we managed to get a few shots.




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Ultrasound Picture

Posted on October 21, 2009 by Jonathan

We went to the OB office this week. It turned out the doctor was at the hospital delivering a baby, so we just met with the nurses briefly. They did a quick ultrasound so we could see our baby. It was snoozing away and sucking it’s thumb. Seeing our baby was great and made everything seem much more real. It’s hard to believe next week Lindsey will already be in the 2nd trimester.

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Snoqualmie Train Museum

Posted on October 4, 2009 by Jonathan

Last weekend Avery and I had a boys day at the Snoqualmie Train Museum. Avery is really into trains. He’s has a big collection of Thomas the Train that Mommy found on craigslist. So I think going for a ride on a real train was quite an experience for him. First we went up to North Bend, and then the train goes back down the same track to Snoqualmie falls.





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Baby King 2.0

Posted on September 20, 2009 by Jonathan

We’ve got great news! We’re expecting our second child in early May. Lindsey presented me with the same baby shoes that appeared when she told me we were expecting Avery. We couldn’t be happier.

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Franklin Falls

Posted on September 20, 2009 by Jonathan

Today we headed for the Iron Horse trail and the Snoqualmie Tunnel for a hike. The tunnel is 2.3 miles in the dark, and was the main reason we were going. Unfortunately, we found out the tunnel was closed in January because of falling debris. They’re still waiting for funding to complete the repairs. So, we drove back across the summit and went to Franklin Falls instead. This turned out to be a great hike for a 2 year old. Avery hiked the full mile to the falls over roots, rocks, and logs. The falls themselves were crowded, and the sense of wilderness was spoiled by I-90 which hums in the background. After a ride down the trail in the backpack, Avery fell asleep within ten minutes of getting in the car.






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