Cyclone game...

Last weekend we took Isaac to his first Cyclone sporting event. We watched the ISU women's basketball team dominate Baylor. It was a really fun game to watch! Isaac seemed to enjoy himself and made sure we knew where Cy (team mascot) was at all times. Isaac has an ISU book that has Cy on each page so it was fun to see him recognize Cy and be extremely interested in him. Cy didn't visit us...we thought that might be a bit too much for our buddy!

Isaac's "cheese" smile now turns out with eyes closed! He and daddy had a fun time watching the game together!

Isaac clapping to the ISU fight song after we won. He is definitely going to be an ISU fan!

First Haircut...

Last Saturday we decided to hit another milestone and gave our big boy a haircut. His curls were a little out of control for me! Zach had the desire to do it himself so we gave it a shot. Isaac did fairly well for being 21 months. He held still for about 3-4 minutes and then cried and wanted to be held. After the haircut I put him in his bath & he wanted out right away. We must have traumatized him but he looks so handsome! Definitely looks like a big boy now! I kept a few of his curls for his baby book.

Our before shot of Isaac's curls & waves

The first few minutes Isaac held still

After that he turned his head a lot and cried for mommy to hold him!

The finished product! He looks like such a big boy!

No more curls!

The belly watch...

25 weeks has arrived and we've taken another picture. This pregnancy seems to be flying by faster and faster. We have one more appointment and than we start going every other week! I'm still doing really well except I have tasted the uncomfortable stage lately! I think it's too soon for that! Baby is still healthy and kicking like crazy! I had almost forgotten how much fun it is to feel life thriving inside you. So I will take the uncomfortable stage for now... :) Here are pictures from this pregnancy and Isaac's pregnancy. Can you see a difference?

Current pregnancy at 24 weeks

Isaac's pregnancy at 24 weeks.