
Will's gun is the silver one and Seth's is the black one. He thought he was pretty cool flinging them around like a cowboy (they weren't loaded of coarse!).



The manyly discussion and research begins!

Will's gun is the silver one and Seth's is the black one. He thought he was pretty cool flinging them around like a cowboy (they weren't loaded of coarse!).
The manyly discussion and research begins!
When we got to the shooting range Will and Seth set up their targets and had to wait 20 minutes until the next "cease fire" before they could take them out to the burms and set them up.
These are benches to set up a rifle or really big heavy gun. You can sit and aim at targets as far out as 350 yards! Imagine having to walk all the way out there (and uphill!) to change the target sheet! Luckily there wasn't anyone that was shooting that far so we didn't have to wait that long to begin shooting again.
What a perfect shot of Will shooting Seth's gun. Even in Will's big strong hands it had a ton of kick...imagine me shooting it!
Seth was trying a one-handed cowboy manuever in this shot. His cowboy gun (that's what it looks like!) was actually more accurate than Will's. I don't remember specific names.
This is the first picture of our precious little baby. It got a little dark when I scanned it in but if you look closely, you can see the baby lounging against the wall of my uterus. The white dots under the body are the baby's legs. They show up much more clear in the actual photo. This picture was taken on June 12, 2006 so I'm sure it's much bigger now. On August 8 we have our second ultrasound appointment and hopefully we will find out the sex. I will post the picture as soon as we get it!
These girls though I was the coolest thing in the world. They followed us singing "Going to the chapel and I'm gonna get married!"
They had me wear this big sign that said "I'm getting married! Any advice?" We walked all over down-town disney asking people to write me a little piece of advice. By the end of the night there wasn't an inch left on the board!