adventure time.

So Scott and i found out that come December we will be welcoming a little tiny into this world. What an exciting couple months it has been. Although he just left for his deployment to Afghanistan, we couldn't be happier.

i never thought i was old enough or ready for a baby and when i found out we were expecting, it took me by surprise and i was a bit scared. The moment i told Scott was the moment i knew everything was going to be okay. His eyes swelled with tears and his face completely lit up. Our whole life is changing and what a wonderful way for it to begin.

Babies are pretty neat. i dont think there is a way to be a "perfect" mother or father, but you can bet your bottom dollar that we will give this nugget the best life imaginable.

HOORAY FOR LIFE.

Doggie Dash 2014

So this past weekend i ventured up to Portland for the Annual Doggie Dash put on and sponsored by the Oregon Humane Society. Being the crazy dog obsessed gal that i am, it was as if i died and went to heaven. There were dogs and puppies of all shapes and sizes, a big pancake breakfast (one of my fave foods) and i got to bring my sister's puppy for the 5k run! It was a blast to say the least. All proceeds went to the humane societies and boy did they raise a lot of money. What an awesome fundraiser, right? It is the biggest dog walk/run in the west and i cant wait to do it again next year. i would encourage anyone who is around next year to join and help this cause. 54 dogs were adopted on Saturday and over $30k was raised! talk about a wonderful turn out and a bright future for puppies all over Oregon.