Baby #2!

I am pregnant again! I am six weeks along. The baby's due date is April 5, 2011. Just came back from the doctors. Everything is fine, the baby is fine. We will update every month on the progression of the baby.

Training News

I have not kept this thing up to date to well like Sia has I was removed from training about two weeks before Brittney's wedding. I am now waiting to see if I will be reclassified into a different career field if I am not reclassified I will be separated from the Air Force which means essentially that I will be kicked out and won't be in the Air Force any more which I am hoping doesn't happen. On the 2nd of Aug the packet that was sent to HQ will be reviewed to see if I will be reclassified. I should then be told about a week later as to what will be happening so I am back at the drug testing center waiting to see what will happen. I will keep everyone posted.

Kelly's 1st Birthday

A year has passed by so quickly. We had a birthday party for her 2 weeks ago back in Arizona we celebrated not just hers but all the birthdays that was in July. She had her own cake. She loved getting into her cake. Alot of people came to the party. They day before the party was my sister in-law's wedding. Then the week after the party was the Karl B. Eagar Reunion. So It was a good turnout. She can walk without stumbling, she has really good balance and she can understand some words like uma(Kiss), wave, and she can say dada. Yesterday I said to her "Say Mama" and She said mama like twice and that was it. We love how she is learning very quickly. We can't wait for another year to pass by to celebrate her birthday again.

Updates once again

Its been a while since I have written and updated the blog I know Sia has but I haven't. We are now in California living in Santa Maria and I work up at Vandenberg AFB with the drug demand reduction office until my class starts on the 19th of this month. I have been working with the drug demand reduction office for about a month and a half now. My job is to check people in when they come to do there drug testing AKA pee in a cup. Fortunately I don't have the job of observer which is left to others to handle and do. On the days when we aren't testing it is pretty boring and there is nothing to do but watch the TV that we have. One morning I had to get up at 3:30 to be there by 4:30 to do a unit sweep which is testing everybody on the base from a specific unit which takes a long time and is a lot of people doing that I just directed people to the table for others to check them in. On Tuesday is my PFA which we have been getting ready for. I really hope I do well. I did well on the practice one that we did during the transition meeting which is a meeting every Friday for those in transition jobs to give them updates on information for the weekend as well as to sign 29B forms the form we need to have signed if we plan on going out of town for the weekend so that they know where we are. I will only have one more meeting before my class starts then I don't have to go to them anymore because I wont be in a transition job. I am looking forward to class though I have heard that it can be tough which means a lot of paying attention and studying so it will be just like being in school again, which is sort of the point. Being in the Air Force has been a great thing up till now and am sure will continue to be I can't wait to see what else is going to come up and what it will be like. I will keep up better communication. Sorry for the long absence.

Kelly's first steps

So Here is Kelly's First Steps.

Journey to Vandenberg Air Force Base

4:00am: Anthony and I woke up packed up the car, my family came by and said goodbye. We hugged and cried for 10 minutes. ten til' 5 we were on the road. We stopped in Avondale to put more gas.

6am: We stopped at a rest stop to use the bathroom and to change Kelly's diaper. Then it was back on the road. Anthony drove first. We then stopped at Blythe because we started to get hungry so we just stopped to get some snack. We drove through the california borderline by 7 am.

10:00 am: It was my turn to drive. It was my first time driving long distance. It was scary at first but then I got the hang of it. I wasn't even tired.

2:00 pm: By the time we reached Santa Barbara we had to switch because my back was starting to hurt so I needed to stretch. Also we had to change Kelly's Diaper.

3:30 pm: WE made to Vandenberg AFB. The drive wasn't so bad at all. We are so happy to start our little journey.

updates

We have moved out of our apartment since last week. We live with my in-laws now until we drive to California on the 15th. It was really nice that we didn't have to pack anything. The only thing we had to pack was the things we are going to take with us. The movers came on Feb. 22nd at 8:00 am. Bless their hearts they had to move our things in the rain. I was a little worried because our stuff would get wet but they made sure none of our stuffs got wet.

Since we moved in with my in-laws temporary, Kelly has been starting to crawl. The first couple days she was inch worming then she if full on crawling all over the place. She is also starting to say DADA!! But she doesn't realize it or knows what she is saying. I'm so happy to see Kelly growing up I love her so much she has been such an easy baby.