When we got to do the "fun" ultrasound to find out if we were having a boy or a girl, Casey and I decided that we wouldn't look during the ultrasound and would instead have a big reveal with all the family. Well, of course Casey, who can't have any surprises, "accidentally thought the ultrasound tech said, "okay, you guys can look now" " when I was in the same room and heard her say nothing; so he knew the sex the right away. He tried to tempt me and tell me but I wanted to wait until our little party which was going to be the next day. Almost everyone, including myself, predicted boy (I mean, c'mon, it's a Steiger) but there were a few votes for girl. It was so much fun to cut into the cake to officially unveil the gender (the frosting inside the cake was blue). Everyone was so excited!
We had blue and pink strands of garland and told Keaton to pick one...at first he went for the pink but then last minute he switched to the blue! Good guess Keat!
This year, Casey and I hosted Easter at our house for both families. It was so much fun; lots of good food and good company! We can't wait to do it again!
I made these little chick cupcakes!! Probably the most domestic thing I've ever done :)
Casey and I have recently embarked upon the most exciting time of our lives...parenthood. We feel so blessed to have our sons Keaton and Kai and have been enjoying every moment of it.
Casey has been working as a Seattle police officer for the last two years. He truly loves his job and enjoys going to work! He's even received several commendations in just the short time he's been there! We are all so proud of him. Casey is also busy being an amazing dad; I really love seeing him with our boys.
Tawnie
I've been staying busy keeping up with a toddler and caring for a newborn; but I wouldn't have it any other way. I'm truly loving being a mom; I fall more in love with my boys every day. Time is definitely flying by too fast so I'm trying my hardest to just live in the moment each day. I'm also still working at Good Sam hospital in the ER.