Well this is my first official attempt at starting a blog - I finally caved; I decided blogging would be a GREAT way to show Cooper off to friends and family that don't have the opportunity to see him often. He's growing like a weed, and seems to change daily, so this will be a great way to document the changes - I look forward to sharing my wonderful family with you all :)
So here it goes...
As most of you know, we're currently visiting family up in Nampa, Idaho.
Today we went for a walk on what they call the "Green Belt." It's absolutely beautiful, especially now that the trees are turning colors and leaves are falling. A river runs through town and along the river they've put a path where you can walk, ride your bike, jog, etc. What a great idea and a wonderful way for me to work off the baby weight I put on during pregnancy!
The view down the walking path.
We met a few friends during our walk - It probably didn't hurt that John brought some bread to feed them! I love all the wildlife around here, nothin' like you see back home. The ducks followed us for a good 5 minutes down the path after we finished feeding them, you wouldn't believe they were wild.
John feeding the ducks.
And of course my little Cooper was an angel the entire time - He LOVES going for rides in his stroller! What a sweet little boy he is.
Cooper man.
Yesterday we headed to Robin & Billys new house, it's awesome - On an acre of land, and beautifully green - once again not anything like you see down in Vegas.
Cooper at Gramma & Grandpa J's new house wearing Daddys cowboy hat.
We headed back to Shirley & John's house for the night, and decided to take some beautiful pictures in their backyard with the colorful autumn leaves.
My wonderful family.
We laid Cooper out in the leaves in his (my) favorite jacket and began snapping some pictures - they turned out awesome!
After the photoshoot, we headed back inside to spend time with the rest of the family.
John and the boys cuddled up in his chair.
What a GREAT few days we've had so far... hopefully we'll have more to come!
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