More Hospital Time

Grandma and Grandpa Pearson

Grandma and Grandpa Miller

Great Grandma Sawyer

I could stare at this face all day...oh wait, I do!  :)

So precious.

My boys.

So snuggley.

All buckled in and ready to go!

Leaving the hospital...reality is just setting in for McKay.

McKay's face says it all!

Big Brother Meets Little Brother

Here are a few of my favorite pictures (out of many) of McKay holding Andrew for the first time. McKay is so pleased and proud and has been so gentle and loving. It looks like they are going to be great friends.

The very first time....

And then 24 hours later...

He's here! The Arrival of Andrew Nathan Miller!

9-13-11

On our way to the hospital...Dixie Regional Medical Center.

McKay looks just a little worried.

Hanging out...waiting for things to move along.

Just born.

He weighs how much? That's right...9 lb 2 oz. And 20.5 inches long.

Proud papa.

The amazing Dr. Lunt
(with Grandma Pearson in the background).

Tired and happy mama.

First bath.

Sweet baby (looks like his mommy).
He has a fair amount of dark hair and long fingers and toes.

Giant feet. 

 

 More pictures to follow....

Tractor Show and Labor Day

We couldn't pass up the opportunity to let McKay check out a tractor show. McKay got to pretend test-drive some great equipment and then got to see them drive by in the Iron County Fair parade.

Labor Day is always best spent in Parowan at the parade and fair. We love the chance to hang out with family and collect candy. 

We stopped by the Jolley farm to watch feed a horse, watch some sheep shearing, and ride a 4-wheeler....thanks, Holly!

One More Week!!!

Navajo Lake: Picnic and Fishing

We needed a little break from unpacking so we took a little trip up Cedar Canyon to Navajo Lake...one of the most picturesque locations in Southern Utah. While we didn't catch any fish, it was fun just to hang out with some of our Miller relatives and enjoy the scenery together. 

Moving Day (Sniffle, Sniffle)

Not any pictures of the actual loading and unloading...but McKay thought the moving truck was the greatest and felt like we should be able to keep it. He loved riding in it with Nathan. He has been such a good boy while we've packed and cleaned, and unpacked and cleaned some more.