Do you think they are siblings?

All three sleep the same way.
Savannah

Isabella
Henry
As babies, none of our children want to have their arms tucked in and wrapped up. They all eventually wiggle free.

More pictures

One day old.
Two days old with Mom in the Special Care Nursery.
At home sitting in his car seat.
Our early Christmas present.

Update on Henry

Just some more pictures of our gift from Heaven

HENRY BOYCE IVERSON is here!!!!

Born at 2:36pm at Rochester General Hospital on 21 November 2010. He weighed 9 pounds and 5 ounces and is 21" long!

Halloween 2010

This year for Halloween Savannah decided she wanted to be Belle and I decided for Bella that she was going to be a doctor since we already have that costume. Bella was very excited to be a doctor, she just wasn't so excited to be getting her picture taken.

The weekend before Halloween I took the girls to our zoo for Zoo Boo. They get to go to many trick or treat stations plus see the animals. It is also nice to be out enjoying the beautiful fall we have.

Here they are roaring like a lion.


During the middle of October we were so lucky to have Grandma, Grandpa, and Great Grandma come to our house. It was so much fun to visit and show them around our area.
Reading a book with Grandpa.

Of course we took the time to visit the church history sites in Palmyra, NY. We love living so close to such a special place.
The Sacred Grove

My dad took some beautiful pictures of the Sacred Grove. It is such a peaceful place.

This is the Peter Whitmer Home were the church was organized.


On their last day, we decided to go to Wickham farms to find us some pumpkins. We were so sad to see them leave. We love having family come and visit.

Our First, First Day of School

Sadly it has taken me way to long to get this posted. My mind has been on so many other things as I am trying my hardest to get all ready for Christmas before our baby comes. Which means there are many projects right now. But, better late than never, here is our first, first day of school.

First day of school outfit.

You can't start school without the good old picture by the front door.

She was so excited to wear her new backpack and take her lunch to school.

Waiting for the bus. Luckily for us, the bus stop is our house.

Getting on the bus. I was a little worried about how this would go, but she did great. No tears from her and no tears from mommy. As Bella and I watched the bus drive down the street, Bella said, "I want my Savannah, I love her." So cute.

Waiting for Savannah to come home.
Seth has always planned on being home for the first day of school, but sadly he had a major physics test that day for radiology. He had to leave very early so he missed the whole morning. Happily the test was only a few hours so he was able to be with us to welcome her home.

My day is done. Welcome home Savannah.

Everyday she greets me with a hug, which I love.

She is in all day kindergarten, so it has been quite the adjustment for us. She absolutely loves school, which makes it so much easier. The long days do make her very tired, but hopefully she will get used to that. I did much better than I thought I would until that night when it all hit me, we get to do this all over again tomorrow and many more days to come. One day at a time!

Much Needed Update

The biggest news we have to share is . . . We are having a BOY!!! It was a bit of a shock at first, but we are all excited and anxious to see how life will change. I hear from everyone how different boys are so I feel a little like I am starting over with all the unknown. Pretty Crazy.

Here are some of the fun things we have been doing lately.

I took the girls on a last minute trip to Niagra Falls. We went to the aquarium and then over to the falls. We didn't stay long, but will definitely be going back to really explore. I am just amazed at how much water goes over those falls.

We were able to go to the Hill Cumorah Pageant this year. We had a lot of fun. We met some of our good friends, the Connors there. It was so fun to see them. As soon as the pageant started, Savannah was hooked. I think I had more fun watching her watch it then the pageant itself. She clapped and cheered even when no one else was.

Savannah was able to reconnect with her good friend Ammon Connors. They are only a couple of months apart in age. They haven't seen each other in two years, but became fast friends again.

I finally finished the curtains for the girl's room. There is another window so I made a total of 4 panels. Each panel has eight flowers on it. I am so happy with how they turned out. Every time I pass their room they make me smile. I love when projects turn out that way.

Here is a closeup of the stitching around each flower. It took longer than I thought, but it was just too cute to do it differently.