We headed over to Patapsco High School in Dundalk at 9am, like we've been doing every Saturday morning for the past few months.
Mackinzie really enjoys her class. She joined with her friend Sophia from church and she has also made a few new friends through the class.
Lots of parents and grandparents came to watch the rehearsal.Kinzie loves her pink camo skirt... its also daddy's favorite!
The girls did so well! We were all really impressed!
It was really cool to find out that the performance will be to "Here Comes The Sun" by the Beatles.I uploaded this short YouTube clip of their practice.
... you can tell how much she loves her skirt!
Laura and I braved the cold weather and enjoyed a big Ravens victory at M&T Bank stadium yesterday. It was an especially sweet win, considering that my Aunt and Uncle (big Eagles fans) sat right next to us! Tack on a big Camo Pirates win in the Beltway Fantasy Football league and you've got a great start to the week!
We have our fourth (out of five) Fifth-related sonogram on Wednesday. Please keep Maeby and us in your prayers. Everything has been so far so good and hopefully that prognosis will continue in these final few weeks.
-Bert
In the little girls department, on the sale rack, and in daddy's favorite color!




We will find out today! As long as the baby cooperates and positions himself/herself in a way that allows the sonogram technician to see it's business.
Kinzie dressed in her Yoda costume again and I got to dress as Han Solo... again!


She can even hit with her eyes closed!




Since Laura STILL has our camera with her at school, (*hint, hint*cough, cough* 




Baby Rode has grown three centimeters since our last sonogram (two weeks prior) and he/she is up to just over 9 cm. Our next sonogram appointment is set for a week from this Friday (Nov. 14). We're hoping that if the baby is positioned just right, we'll be able to determine the sex that day!
These photos are technically the property of Lifetouch Portraits... so no printing them out or anything!
I shrunk these photos down, so the pink cheeks aren't all-that noticable, but it is pretty bad in the larger prints.
Laura and I were so happy that Kinzie's teachers were able to get her to smile so well for these pictures....