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Last weekend, we headed out of town for a great weekend with friends. It started with a perfect afternoon on the beach in Hood River where Cora hooked up with some "big kids" who had built a tee pee out of driftwood and Peeka ran around chasing waves like the happiest dog on the planet. Then we headed up to Trout Lake, WA for some snowshoeing. Yes, my daughter has a mullet that we just don't have the heart to cut and my husband currently has a strange mustache. What can I say?
Last night, Dave and I went to a friend's wedding in Portland and I got to see lots of old college friends. Big night out! As you can see, at 25 weeks pregnant, I'm getting bigger by the minute. Needless to say, we did not do our typical wedding protocol of dancing all night.

Comments

How did I not know you were prego again?! man I suck... well, congrats you two!
How funny-I just looked at the other comment on your blog...about you being PREGNANT again!! How exciting :) I'm glad you put a preggo picture on there-you look great! I'm excited to see who you will be adding this summer!! :)Congrats!!
brandyw said…
Linds--OMG, are you pregnant again? I did not know! When is your due date? How exciting for y'all. How far apart will your kids be? Do you know the sex? Holy toledo, this is big news!
brandyw said…
Also, I think Dave is looking as handsome as ever in a True Grit/Matt Damonish sort of way!!!
Garnerfam said…
I love all of your pictures!! You all look so great and that snowshoeing looks so fun! Love you guys!

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