It's a boy!

Today was the day we finally found out what we are having and yep it is a boy. I was shocked because I was positive we were having a girl. I have been referring to the poor thing as a girl for the last four months. Nevertheless we are very excited. On our way home from the doctor we stopped to buy some essential items that Brandon thought our little guy needed.

Happy Halloween!

It's a little late but here are some pictures from the joyous holiday.

A birthday present from Brandon

Brandon's pumpkin art

Baby Clements

Here is our first picture of little baby Tron. Sorry it is not very clear but you get the idea. I am three months along and feeling great. Now we are just on the countdown to see if it will be a boy or a girl. Then the shopping begins.

Boo, before and after

Boo's first haircut...we're so proud!

Keeping Busy

So it would seem that I am not any good at this blogging thing. So here are some picture highlights from the past few months.

One of the highlights of course was Brandon's birthday. For the blessed occaision Brandon and I went to Color Me Mine.


Hour One:


Hour Two:

Hour Three:

Hour Four: The Final Product (It was closing time so we were forced to leave).

Birthday Celebrations

Hiking on Labor Day

Just random fun

NY and DC

Thanks to Brandon's Mom and Dad we were able to spend two weeks in July visiting New York and Washington D.C. We started the fun off in Rochester, NY. We got to visit all the LDS sites including Joseph Smith's house and the Sacred Grove. We also got to see the Hill Cumorah Pageant which was very cool.






We also got to take a trip to Canada to see Niagara Falls.






After an 8 hour train ride we arrived in the big apple. It was much like we imagined. Big, crowded and dirty. We loved it!









Top of Empire State Building











Manhattan Temple

On our way to see Wicked!

Not only did we get to go to New York but one of my life long dreams was realized when we got to go to a Yankees game. To top it all off, they won! If only Mariano Rivera had pitched my life would be complete. Maybe next time!

Next, it was off to Washington D.C. which included six tiring days of monuments, museums and a lot of walking.

Gettysburg

Capital Building

FDR Monument
Washington D.C. Temple

Although it took us a few days to recover we had a great time.