Keegan's room is almost done!!!

We have almost finished Keegan's room.. Jason and I painted it together, and after finishing color blinded Jason can not tell the difference in the paint color! I must say it is weird for Jason and I to be preparing for our little BOY!!! We are enjoying it to the fullest as this will be our last baby! I believe getting Keegan's room together has confused number 3 and 4 a bit, Hayden thinks thinks she moved into Riley's room temporarily while her old room got a make over! We are now to the point of counting down the days until we welcome Keegan into the world, and I just can not stand waiting for anything. I am really hoping Keegan will come out with blonde hair and blue eyes, and just as handsome as his daddy!! :)

Girls and their toys

All the girls have been getting outside with the warmer weather. Between all the practice and going to gymnastics practice, Tiffany, Kristen and Riley are getting very comfortable with doing more difficult tricks on the trampoline.

Grandma and Grandpa Puhr Visit

Thank you all for the baby shower for the newest member. It is much appreciated.

Angie has had at least a check up a week for the last month or so, and although she is feeling a lot of pressure, she and Keegan are hanging in there. At last check he was over 5lbs.

The plan is to check his lung strength on April 18th, if he is developed enough at this point, the doctor will induce.

You might of heard rumors that Granny was on the trampoline... here is the proof. ;)

Posers

Riley and Hayden already like to pose for the camera. Here are some of my favorites. Notice the jealous eye of #4 in the last one.

Madison Brooke Herald

Born @ 12:08 8lbs 2oz

Congrats Matt and Katie! And Kathy, Ed and Alicia.

Room Consolidation

We put Riley and Hayden into the same room to prepare for Keegan's arrival. The arguing the two of them went through the first night was priceless. One of them would make a small sound to which the other would yell, they the other scream, until they were both at the top of their lungs...and then abrupt silence. Wait 30 seconds and repeat. This went on for about 2 hours before they were both too exhausted to continue. Angie, the girls and I were in stitches.