Welcome to the world, Isabella!

Little Miss Isabella Buckner came into the world late Wednesday night weighing 6lbs 4oz. She was about to arrive by the time Heather & Jon made it to the hospital so poor Heather had her naturally! She's my new hero!
Isabella is already such a beautiful little baby with a head full of black hair. Its made me get excited about my little girl coming into the world.

Congratulations Heather and Jon!

Babies, Babies, Babies

We have had a couple of weeks baby mania! The first picture is a my best friend Heather's beautiful baby shower we had last Sunday. I kid you not, it was the nicest shower I had ever been to. You wouldn't believe all the stuff she got for little Isabella! And her cake looked like something you would see on the Food Network channel.
The second picture was taken at the baby shower we had for Chris' cousin Daniel's wife Allison. She looked great. I think she said she had only gained like 18 pounds total, can you believe it? I've already gained that much and I'm only half way there! We were playing a game where you guess the size of her belly and I won! We had a really good time and Lexi got to visit with lots of kids.
The last two pics are of my friend Molly and her sweet little boy Oliver. They came over to visit with us one day last week. As you can see Lexi couldn't keep her hands off him. She kept wanting to give him kisses. I bet Molly was secrectly wishing she would keep her little hands to herself!

Half Way There!

Here's me at 20 weeks. I'm not sure how much is baby and how much is sausage McGriddles from McDonalds that I've gotten hooked on.

"All the blood is going to rush to your head"

It's a good thing my Nana doesn't have the Internet becasue if she did she would see these pictures and say "stop letting her do that because all the blood will rush to her head and kill her."

Anyway, here's the wild woman showing off her new P.J.s and balancing skills.

Playing Cinderella

Right now Lexi loves Cinderella. She watches the movie, reads the book, and loves to dress up like her. Now this "get up" might not look like Cinderella to you, but every afternoon when we get home she runs upstairs and puts this same outfit on (by herself) yes... red cape and all and says she's "Ella". (She can't say the Cinder part yet). Then she runs down the steps yelling "home" like she's trying to get home before midnight.