Not pictured is me having a heart attack on the ground. This little girl jumped on at the last minute and took Andrew up very high. Many prayers were lifted up in those short 3 minutes. 

Andrew roasting marshmellows with his Uncle Wayne. Keep in mind it was July 18, and very hot.

Grandma, Grandpa and Andrew all trying to see the engine of the train. He was very content to sit in her lap. 

Me and Andrew getting ready for our train ride. 

Here is riding the 'horsey' with his Ti Ti Vinda.  

Riding the firetruck with a friend. 

He really was excited to be there. This was his favorite ride. 

Andrew on the carousel with my cousin Kimberly. She was such a blessing to me. She would help watch Andrew while I was helping pack up my Grandma's house. 

Driving a boat at the amusement park in PA. 

Dr. Visit

I went to the perinatal (the correct spelling) doctor's office today and had some good news and some bad news. The bad news is I have to give myself blood thinner (hepbrin) shots until 6 weeks after the baby is born. The good news is that they aren't as expensive or as painful as originally expected. The other good point is that I won't have to worry throughout the pregnancy if I or the baby have a blood clot. They are completely safe for the baby, which was a big concern for us. The doctor reassured us many times that there is no side effects to the baby. They also said that I would have a few more ultrasounds to make sure the baby is growing. Having more ultrasounds is always a good thing.
Cute story about Andrew. Yesterday we were leaving the consignment sale and driving by the airport. Andrew asked if we were going to see planes. I said yes we will see a few planes. His reply took me by surprise, he said 'That's cool mommy.' For the briefest moment we had a conversation. Now that's cool.