Some sad news is that she has been having night terrors. They have been a little more frequent lately and it is the saddest thing. The doctor says she probably doesn't even remember them in the morning, but they traumatize me! She has had them since she was little, but we just didn't know that's what it was. Aparently, there is really nothing you can do for them. I still need to do more research so if any of you know much about this let me know!
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
She's Growing!!
My baby girl has finally reached 20 lbs! At her weight check last week she gained almost a pound weighing 20 lbs. 2 oz! We are thrilled with that progress. She is almost back on the charts, even! YEAH! And another bit of great news: She has not had an ear infection since her last surgery! This is the longest she's gone since she was 5 months old without an ear infection. Things are looking up! She is getting close to growing out of her size 3 shoes, and almost fits into 18 month clothes! Hip-Hip-Hooray!
Some sad news is that she has been having night terrors. They have been a little more frequent lately and it is the saddest thing. The doctor says she probably doesn't even remember them in the morning, but they traumatize me! She has had them since she was little, but we just didn't know that's what it was. Aparently, there is really nothing you can do for them. I still need to do more research so if any of you know much about this let me know!
Some sad news is that she has been having night terrors. They have been a little more frequent lately and it is the saddest thing. The doctor says she probably doesn't even remember them in the morning, but they traumatize me! She has had them since she was little, but we just didn't know that's what it was. Aparently, there is really nothing you can do for them. I still need to do more research so if any of you know much about this let me know!
More Soccer
I have to tell you the cutest story. Mya is on Kyles soccer team and she had only been able to make it to one game before this one and at that game she was too scared to go in and play. At this game it was the same story. She wanted nothing to do with it. Kyle came out on the sidelines and held her hand and stood there with her for a few minutes. Then we looked over and they had ran out together. They held hands nearly the whole time. It was the sweetest thing. They just love each other so much!
Here they are with Noah at the RLS soccer game. They had a blast. They got voucher tickets with their soccer registration and ended up getting great seats!
Here they are with Noah at the RLS soccer game. They had a blast. They got voucher tickets with their soccer registration and ended up getting great seats!
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Soccer Time
Kyle had his first soccer game on Saturday. It was about the cutest thing I've ever seen! So Kyle may not have been the MVP (as you might have noticed from the videos below) but I'm pretty sure he took the award for having the most fun! It was so funny to watch him. He kept "pretend falling" over and over and thought it was hilarious, as did we! Half the time he didn't even know where the ball was but he had a huge smile on his face on the entire time and just kept running, even if it was in the opposite direction of the ball:) 
At half time he ran over to go play with the other team. He didn't want to stop!
He got to throw the ball in after it went out of bounds.
Yummy half time treats!
There he goes! He honestly just ran and ran and loved it so much!
When we got home he said, "I want to play soccer for a lot longer!"
At half time he ran over to go play with the other team. He didn't want to stop!
He got to throw the ball in after it went out of bounds.
Yummy half time treats!
There he goes! He honestly just ran and ran and loved it so much! 
When we got home he said, "I want to play soccer for a lot longer!"Monday, April 27, 2009
Easter Eggs!
I'm a little late with this post, but here we are dying Easter Eggs! Mya was there, of course!
Brookie would not let go of that egg!
Did I ever mention Kyles brown tooth? He fell and landed on his mouth on the tile and his tooth "died" or whatever they call it. Luckily it has lightened up a little bit since this picture.
My little brother, Kurt, with the trouble makers.
Jason and Dax (Mya's Daddy and brother).
Way too cute to not put on the blog!
Brookie would not let go of that egg!
Did I ever mention Kyles brown tooth? He fell and landed on his mouth on the tile and his tooth "died" or whatever they call it. Luckily it has lightened up a little bit since this picture. 
My little brother, Kurt, with the trouble makers.
Jason and Dax (Mya's Daddy and brother).
Way too cute to not put on the blog!
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Salt Lake Marathon 26.2!!!
I think I forgot to mention on the blog that we were training for the Salt Lake Marathon. Well, we ran every inch of that 26.2 miles on Saturday, if you can believe that! Here we are at 5 am eating our breakfast before the marathon. 
My aunt Heidi (my mom's little sister) and her friends came all the way from South Dakota to run.
Here we are at mile 18. My parents brought us banana's, ibuprofen, and bagels to re-fuel. They were such life-savers!! The marathon sent out e-mails saying that they would provide energy gels at a few of the aide stations so we did not bring anything with us. They NEVER provided the gels so we went the first 18 miserable miles on a bagel. We felt so much better after the fuel and encouragement from our family! Kyle, Brooklyn, my sister Rachael, her new baby Ashlyn, my grandparents, and parents were all their cheering us on! It helped so much. Thanks guys! Love you!
I think this was at about mile 22 - it was all a blur at that point!
Here we were rounding the corner at the Gateway mall to the finish line. What a miracle it was to see that! At this corner we had my same family at that point, too, and then were totally surprised to see JoDeane and Kelsey there cheering us on, too. It made all the difference in the world to have our family there supporting us! We can't thank you enough!
I don't know what was going on with my face in this picture, but what I do know is that I was just so happy to not be running anymore!!!
It took us just over 5 hours to finish, which is a horrible time, but we were just happy we were able to finish given all the problems we faced during our training. We were totally under prepared, and almost didn't even run in the race. We picked a horrible time of year to run a marathon (tax season and running don't mix very well). We hardly saw Christian for the 2 and a half months before our race. It didn't help, either, to have 2 ear surgeries, lots of ear infections, sick children, and test after test for Brookie. All in all we feel pretty good about what we did!
My aunt Heidi (my mom's little sister) and her friends came all the way from South Dakota to run.
Here we are at mile 18. My parents brought us banana's, ibuprofen, and bagels to re-fuel. They were such life-savers!! The marathon sent out e-mails saying that they would provide energy gels at a few of the aide stations so we did not bring anything with us. They NEVER provided the gels so we went the first 18 miserable miles on a bagel. We felt so much better after the fuel and encouragement from our family! Kyle, Brooklyn, my sister Rachael, her new baby Ashlyn, my grandparents, and parents were all their cheering us on! It helped so much. Thanks guys! Love you!
I think this was at about mile 22 - it was all a blur at that point!
Here we were rounding the corner at the Gateway mall to the finish line. What a miracle it was to see that! At this corner we had my same family at that point, too, and then were totally surprised to see JoDeane and Kelsey there cheering us on, too. It made all the difference in the world to have our family there supporting us! We can't thank you enough!
I don't know what was going on with my face in this picture, but what I do know is that I was just so happy to not be running anymore!!!
It took us just over 5 hours to finish, which is a horrible time, but we were just happy we were able to finish given all the problems we faced during our training. We were totally under prepared, and almost didn't even run in the race. We picked a horrible time of year to run a marathon (tax season and running don't mix very well). We hardly saw Christian for the 2 and a half months before our race. It didn't help, either, to have 2 ear surgeries, lots of ear infections, sick children, and test after test for Brookie. All in all we feel pretty good about what we did! *To see some professional pictures taken during our run you can go to marathonfoto.com. Select Salt Lake Marathon 2009, type in our last name (nye), and our bib numbers were 480 and 481.
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