1 Month already

Colter is such a sweet baby! I took these pictures when he was about 3 weeks old. He is already 1 month old now. Today while I was holding him Laighton said something that made me laugh and Colter chuckled a little. It was so cute!!

My Boys

Signs of the Next Generation

• The ONLY thing that Jaden (4) wanted for Christmas last year was a REAL cell phone. Apparently, Santa's elves do not make those. :)



• The other day Kaelor (2) was dancing around the living room. There was no music but he was holding my small white vinyl scraper in his hand. I asked him what he was doing. He held up the scraper and said... "MY IPOD IS PLAYING THE SUNBEAM SONG"



• Trevin(6) loves his MP3 player. He knows how to use it better than me. I walked into the room the other day and found him listening to it. I love this picture.

It's a BOY!

Colter Marien Jones

December 22, 2008

7:25 a.m.

7 lbs. 15.8 oz. 20 inches long

Colter was able to come home on Christmas Eve. Just in time for a special visitor.

HOT HUBBY :)

Laighton did a lot of working out in Iraq :)

Don't tell him I posted this

Keeping my sanity during deployment

Web Cam - Birthday Parties

Uncle TJ

My little brother came out for the summer to help out. It was a HUGE help! The boys really miss him!!!

Grandma Peterson!

----------------------------------------------------------------------My mom was able to come help out so that I could go to girls camp. That was a huge help! I was a crazy mess being sick with the pregnancy, stressed about girls camp, etc. ......Thank you MOM!

Uncle Ty and Aunt Taylee also came. Yummy! Fondue party!!

DAILY swimming with our best friends!

THANKS ANG!!!!!!

Bike Rides

Just a few days after his 4th birthday Jaden hopped on his bike and just took off.

Anyone who knows Jaden will not be surprised :)

LOTS of help from big brothers

Unexpected Visitors

I didn't have pictures of the scorpion or the HUGE spiders.

Life in Iraq

We are so happy to have Daddy back home! When we spoke on the phone he never told me much about things that were going on there. Now that I have heard about the many mass casualties, mortars, and his many experiances in the OR I realize that he didn't want me to worry. There are a few things that are still hard for him to talk about. I have so much to be thankful for. I am proud of him and the many others who are fighting for our freedom.