SUV Anyone?

Just thought I'd give the blogosphere an opportunity to take advantage of our great deal. We are trying to sell our Eddie Bauer Ford Explorer so we can get a van.

Since Josiah's birth, we discovered that you can, in fact, fit three car seats in the back seat of it (as well as in our Toyota Camry, for that matter), but we feel like we could use some extra room for strollers, bags, and other "kid stuff."

The Kelley Blue Book price is over $5500, and we are only asking $3500 (we realize cars that get better gas mileage are whats *really* selling).

We are praying it sells soon so we can start really looking for our next vehicle. Anyone interested in details?

Fully Loaded:
* Driver Air Bag
* Anti-Lock Brakes
* Air Conditioning
* Cruise Control
* CD Player
* Passenger Air Bag

* Rear Window Defroster
* AM/FM Stereo Cassette
* Leather Seats
* Power Door Locks
* Power Mirrors
* Power Windows
* Power Steering
* Power Seats
* Tinted Glass
* Tilt Wheel

Mileage: 116,000

Random Shots

Josiah is growing and getting more alert.

I looked over to see Madelyn in a box..."reading."
She knows these songs/stories by heart and sits
and reads them to herself. Pretty sweet.

Wednesday

Wednesday's activities provided several photo opportunities.

A trip to the eye doctor offered new eye wear.
(Actually, only Jim, Elisha and I went, but Elisha was
kind enough to share his glasses with Madelyn.)

I realized that Elisha had a Book It coupon for a free pan pizza
from Pizza Hut that expired that day. So, the three kids
and I had our first dining out experience without Jim.
Josiah rested in his carrier the entire time.

Maddie and Elisha colored calmly.

Josiah gave up and snuck a nap.

Got Milk?

As a matter of fact, I do.
Ninety-nine bags to be exact.
One consolation in not being able to nurse Josiah
is knowing that someone will benefit from over 4 weeks of pumping.
I am making arrangements (completing paperwork and blood work)
to donate to the Indiana Mother's Milk Bank.
Pretty cool, if you ask me.