We have been continuing on our journey... from Zion we headed north into Bryce Canyon and then onto Salt Lake City for the night.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Bryce Canyon and Salt Lake City
Leaving Las Vegas
Our next stop was Zion National Park in southern Utah.
We promptly found a creek and decided that it was time to play!
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Vacation Volume I - "108*"
In case "108*" is a bit confusing, let us enlighten you. It was the temperature in Las Vegas when we passed through and stayed for the night. Yuck!
Kevin got Karsie out of the carrier and went to the garden at the Bellagio to cool off. So sweet!
We placed Karsie in front of some flowers at the entrance of the garden. We got a few looks from staff, but all the guests (and a TON of other people on this trip so far) gawked over how cute she was. Yes, we're proud, biased parents.
Up next.......Utah and some national parks!
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Birthday Party #1
That's right... we are those parents, the ones that have two parties for their kid. We had her first party today and despite the fact that she probably won't remember it... we all had a great time!
Cousin London and Uncle Matt playing above the pool.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Some Pictures from Today
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
San Diego Adventures
Here are some favorites from our San Diego trip...
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Breastmilk
Well, we made it! We have successfully weaned Karsie off of all medicine (aside from vitamins and Prilosec) and we now are giving her only breast milk. We're kind of at a funny time because we're on a ticking clock with the breast milk. We have just enough frozen to get us to the next G.I. appointment. Remember all those bottles and bags of breast milk in the freezer we showed you a few months back? We've burned through most of those and are quickly getting down to nothing. The good news is that if all goes well and she gains weight on this diet (fingers crossed and lots of prayer) she might be put onto regular cow's milk. That would be good for two reasons:
1. It would save us a TON of time not having to keep on top of thawing breast milk and moving them from freezer to freezer.
2. It would keep her from having to go onto formula because once we get back to the appointment, we'll be out of milk and Michelle isn't producing enough to meet Karsie's needs at this point. It's a good thing she was so diligent at pumping for so long even after Karsie stopped getting it for a long time.
Gain weight little bug!
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