Bubbles

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thirsty?

Cups are for babies.
 

 

Books, Books, Books

Rachel loves books. She would sit and let me read books to her for an hour. A few days ago I was doing the dishes and decided to go check on Rachel since she was being awfully quiet and this is what I found.


This is the chair that we usually read books together in. 

Mama was busy so she decided to read a few books by herself.

One thing that I think is really funny is that it isn't just the little kid books she likes to look at and read. Often times she will bring me bigger books to. One day she brought me Great Expectations and sat on my lap and listened while I read her the whole first chapter.

 

I thought it was super cute to see her flipping through this big book with out any pictures in it.  

 

 

I'll be excited when she is big enough to read some of these fun books for herself. 

A Big Rooster

Rachel loves babies. She gets super excited when we see them in church or if she sees one when I'm checking friends blogs.


She is constantly pulling my shirt up so she can kiss my baby, or blow on my baby, or so she can share her sippy cup with it.

 

I especially love it when she pulls my shirt up so we can sing The Eensy Weensy  Spider to my baby.

We have a few books that talk about a baby or that have babies in them and she wants to read them over and over and over again. My favorite is a book that is called I'm a big sister. I got it for just a couple of bucks on Amazon to help get Rachel ready for our baby to come. The reason its my favorite is because for some reason, Rachel thinks that we are saying a big rooster when when we say big sister and always makes her rooster sound which is super cute. Now sometimes when she is just jabbering away about who knows what, she will slip in the word baby and start making her rooster sound. 

I can point to the characters in the book and every time she will say baby when I point to the baby and make her rooster noise when I point to the sister. I'm convinced that she thinks she is going to be a big rooster when our baby comes.

 

She will be the cutest big rooster around!

Its a...

Yep, the picture says it all. It's a little boy! Kent Russell Bulloch is on his way and despite what the above picture shows, we couldn't be more thrilled! 

 

Rachel is constantly kissing and hugging my baby these days, and I love it!


And here's the kid:

 

This next picture makes me laugh because if you look close you can actually see him sticking out his tongue.

 

Please don't mind our appearance in these pictures. We left from the ultrasound to go out of town yesterday and only got home about a half hour earlier so both Rachel and I are both pretty worn out. 

Something interesting, I thought that I was having a girl. I wanted Rachel to have a sister to play with and I just thought it would be easier because I know how to take care of a girl. About an hour and a half before going to the ultrasound I was putting Rachel down for a nap and I got this impression that the Lord needs to get his missionaries down to the earth to share the gospel and I just knew we were having a boy. We went into the ultrasound and as soon as the image showed up on the screen there were his little boy parts, showing for all the world to see. He wasn't modest at all, for which I was grateful.I'm so excited to meet him. Ever since we found out that he is a boy, I can't stop thinking about him. What will he be like? What will he look like? What types of things will make him laugh? I love this little boy so much already. 

Welcome to our family little Kent!