My grandmother’s celebrated her 90th birthday last week. She looked radiant. All NINE of her children descended onto Wagarville, AL, to be there for her.

Not only did we get to try out our new basketball hoop yesterday, we we got to play in the snow.

2007 was a very eventful year. It got started with us settling into our new home in Georgia, and ended with having a baby. Wow!

We hope you all had a Merry Christmas this year. Ours was especially wonderful as we celebrated with both Caleb and Andrew. Caleb was just a bit more excited about the big day than Andrew was.

Leaves. Leaves. Leaves. Fall has been so unbelievable in Georgia. We’ve watched in awe as the leaves on the tree have turned from green to yellow to orange to red to brown. Now reality sets in as the leaves pile up.

Tiffany is headed into month number 9 of pregnancy, and preparations for the baby’s arrival are in full swing.

My dear friend Sarah finally got engaged yesterday. Sarah and I have been friends since the eighth grade, and we were roommates in college. Caleb knows her as Aunt Sarah.

I added 15 new photos to Flickr last night. View our Flickr Photostream.

Today marks the one year anniversary of the death and delivery of our daughter Anna. She was stillborn 21 weeks into my pregnancy. Tomorrow will be the one year anniversary of the hardest day of my life…leaving the labor and delivery floor after delivering a baby without her. With only one way in and out you have to be wheeled by the nursery as if you need to be reminded of what you’ve lost.

I knew today was going to be a good day when Tiffany was mixing up her world famous Belgian waffle batter last night for breakfast this morning.