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Baby Showers
















Our friends and family have been kind enough to throw us a few baby showers in the last couple weeks. Dede and Brooke hosted a pre-baby BBQ for us in Seattle a few weekends ago and on Saturday we had another shower in Portland with two dear friends flying in from Kalispell for the occasion. Thanks for all the wonderful baby gear! We're going to start working on the nursery this weekend...

Comments

Carter Family said…
Looks like a lot of fun. A lot of people are so excited for this little girl!
Intrepidation said…
Dude you are rock'n a beard--dig it!

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