He got stung by a bee twice on his arm when we were in Kirtland! He was so sad. Luckily after the redness and swelling went down he was just left with two little dots on his arm. I felt bad for the little guy. I would cry now if I got a bee sting, let alone two bee stings, and I am 23!!
Such a cutie...He can only roll over his right shoulder but is practicing to get over his left side. He thinks he is pretty good. Everytime he rolls over he looks at us with a big smile. :)
We spent one whole day in Kirtland with my sister, Angie. She took all of these pictures, except for the one below with Jack and Justin. I, surprisingly, took that one! She edited it, of course so I definitely can't take all the credit! We were so lucky to have her come and take our family pictures. It was a blast. She was busy all afternoon taking pictures of people in my ward. I showed everyone her blog and they all started lining up!
So we were taking pictures by this fence and I backed up and completely fell on this pole that was sticking out and I almost dropped Jack. I got totally scratched up but luckily didn't loose Jack. How embarrassing...
This is at the Kirtland temple. The bright green door, is surprisingly the original color.
We went to our first Cleveland Indians game when Angie came here to visit. The CADA group (the wives club of the dental students) bought a bunch of tickets and we all got to sit together. This is a picture of some of our close friends that we have made since we have been here. We are so lucky to have them as friends! It has made the adjustment so much easier. After the game, they had a HUGE fireworks show. I thought Jack would be scared because it was so loud being so close to them, but he was so good and slept right through it!
It was such a nice night, we didn't even need jackets!
Jack just fell in love with Angie when she was here. He probably remembered how nice she was to him when we lived in Enumclaw! :)
Justin's little buddy... As soon as Justin gets home from school, it's Jack time! They have so much fun together.
Jacob's field was packed by the time the game started. I have never seen everyone so into the game. EVERYONE was wearing Indian's attire. We felt really out of place without some sort of Indian's gear on.
