Bridger Reed Sessions Comes Home

Our little man cam home from St. Al's RMC yesterday. He was born on May 20th at 12:17 am. He weighed in at 7 lbs 13 oz. and had all ten toes and fingers. We are so glad to have him here. He's a little stud...even though he sleeps 22 hrs a day, eats 2 hrs a day, and craps many times in between. I (Jeff) am keeping track of how many diapers we change on him in his lifetime. If he has to wear diapers when he's an old man, he will be responsible for his own talley then. We have already broken the 50 mark on the 3rd day of his life. We love Costco for this purpose. Heather is doing well. It was a tough pregnancy, but she kicked through it. I am so proud of her, and I love her more everytime she pulls off this feat. Way to go H...P.S. We really love this little dude. Lizzie calls him "Baby Angel"...and that he is.

Scoutmaster of the Year

Well if you haven't heard yet, Jeff was nominated and won the Scoutmaster of the year award for the Bigfoot District. He has sat on several committees for scoutleader training, and has helped as instructor for several scouting camp outs. He's done all of these extra things, and still made sure to keep all the boys in his troop motivated and advancing. We are very proud of our Jeff.

Remington and Lizzie Tag Team a Bass

Friday after work the kids were restless, so we decided to run over to a fish pond near our house to try our luck. Heather is super pregnant but decided she could manage a sit down session by the water. I rigged the poles, dug some worms, and away we went. We were not there for long when Lizzie's pole began to bob. I told her to reel it in because she had a fish. This freaked her out a bit,so she handed me the pole. I told Remington to come over and reel it in, and in no time, there was a little ten inch bass flipping and flopping on the shore. We took a quick-pic to mark the event and returned the bass to the pond. Remington wanted to eat it. That was the one and only fish of the evening.