Footloose and finally HELMET-FREE!

Megan had her final appointment with the craniologist yesterday. The before and after results are astounding. They have some side-by-side shots from her inital visit back in December and yesterday's visit that really show how much her head has reshaped. It's a PDF file, so it won't upload into Blogger for me. Too bad. They said to keep the helmet on for another two weeks, but I'm calling it GOOD after four and a half months (since we're moving next week)! I'm so happy for Megan to be liberated.

Photography Fun

You may or may not know that several months ago I purchased a nice camera, a Nikon. I've been loving it, especially since my brother Brian showed me a few tips when he was visiting us back in March.

I'm always impressed (and, admittedly, a little envious) when I look at my photographer friends' blogs and photos. They are so artistic and just down right cool. Well, I decided to look into Picasa and have been tinkering around in there, seeing what I can do with my photos, just for fun. I enjoyed it so much that first time that I couldn't sleep for thinking about all night. So I went back to older photos and played around with them too. Some of these are recent, some are older. Some are with my new camera, some aren't. There are many more than these here that I'll post now and again.

So for better or for worse, here's sort of my first attempt at photography.

It's Official!

We're going back to Arizona for good!

Yes, the two-year Leadership Development Program is coming to a close. The uprooting every 8 months is over. We will be moving back to Arizona in three weeks.

Today, Danny accepted a job offer with the people he worked for in Tucson during his first rotation in 2008. They LOVED him and would've done anything to get him to come back. We've had our sights on going back these entire two years and we are grateful that it's all worked out this way. A true answer to prayers. We are thrilled to soon be owning a home again, to finally put some roots down, and be so close to family. Hooray!