Porter's hair

By popular demand, here's some pictures of his head full of hair.

Proud parents of ...

Porter Scott Jones

June 10, 2009

8:06 a.m.

20 inches long

7 lbs. 11 ozs

Isn't he the most beautiful thing you have ever seen?

Our new home- for now

I graduated with my Bachelors on Saturday and then Sunday we took the trek to southern California to start a new chapter in our life. The house we are renting now is nice, but we have very quickly realized it is too big for us two- soon to be three, so in our search for a place to buy we are wanting something under 2000 sq/ft. Job has started work and I think he will like it once we learns all there is to know and settles in to a more definite job description. It seems for me that everything on my body is either getting bigger or more uncomfortable each day. With five weeks left until Porter is born I am starting to realize that I am not as prepared for him as I should be. My hospital bag is not yet packed, we have not yet gotten his stuff out and ready for when he gets home, his clothes need to washed and our his is still a mess. We did however install his car seat last night so he does have something to come home in.

On the move

Job was offered a job in Riverside, California a couple of weeks ago, so in a little more than two weeks we will be moving down.

Draper Temple

While up north we stopped by to see the new Draper Temple. It was so beautiful, especially overlooking the valley there.

Emma and Nate

Job and I were able to go up north last weekend and see my friend Emma get married. It was a nice small ceremony and Nate seems to be a good pick for her. I don't have a picture of him but I do have one of one of her kids, Isabel.

Geocaching

Friday Job and I went out geocaching with my cousin Kenny and his wife Kim. This was Job's first time and I think he enjoyed it. That night we found four caches. Here are a few pictures but they seem to be backwards in order.
There was one cache that was hidden up inside this statue that Job found and then Kenny wanted to see where exactly it was hidden.
After a few caches and before we went on to more we stopped by the park and roasted some hot dogs. It took us a long time to get this fire started, but it was worth it because hot dogs are always better roasted than microwaved (especially the really good hot dogs).

The picture above and below should be switched. The picture below is of Kenny and Job searching for a cache around this rock (where they thought it was) up on this mountain. The picture above is of Kim, Kenny and Job at the rock that the cache was really at. This one took at least a half hour to find because we thought it was across the street. While on the other side of the street Job and Kim waded through the water while Kenny and I drove around. I think the last thing my doctor needs is for me to fall in the water or off of the mountain.

Kim and I up on the mountain by the "C". We attempted to drive up there to find some caches but we came upon a lot of snow so we walked up the road a little ways to see the view and how much snow there actually was. We ended up turning around for others.
This was a picture of our first one. Job found it underneath a rock. We just had to write our names in the little book.