Family Picture Time!

It's been quite some time since we updated our blog. It is mostly because Brian dropped our digital camera while dancing the night away at the "Cadaver Ball" in October. We had our first "official" family photo taken today at Sears and thought we'd share with everyone. It was quite the experience! We almost left without getting an individual picture of Benjamin because he decided to throw a neary two year old boy tantrum, but mommy saved the day by making him laugh enough to sit on the rocking horse. Well worth it! We miss everyone and hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas!

Shelly

Benjamin rides a bike......

Well, it's not your traditional bike, but Benjamin LOVES to ride (pretend to ride) his Daddy's bike.

What we've been up to since our trip

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Hi Family,

We have been very busy since we came back from visiting with many of you "out West". But we needed to get these pictures out there so that you have a chance to get prints if you'd like. Please know that we love you and think of you all the time. A special thanks to all of you who let us stay with you while we were out there. Enjoy the pictures. Both Shelly and I are on the verge of starting school again. I start my medical school orientation tomorrow and have my first official day of class July 30th. Shelly starts at East Tennessee State University in August. We are obvioiusly going to be very busy, but will continue to do our best updating you and at least sharing our two little boys with you. Again, we love and miss you.

Sincerely, Brian.

More fun in Hurricane, UT

Aunt Janice and Uncle Jon (*Avery and Don Juan) got to see Benjamin and Jeffrey. Auntie Sharice (*Samantha) came over again too. We played a rousing game of Expose Yourself where you have to guess everyone else's answers to certain questions. It was hilarious.

*Made up names from the game. Shelly's was Amanda Hugginkiss and Joel's was 'the grandpa!'

Hurricane, UT

We arrived at Grandma and Grandpa Heaton's on Tuesday, 6/19 and are planning to stay through Sunday 6/24 to bless Jeffrey in the Hurricane 17th ward. After that, it's on to Phoenix!

Above: Uncle Jerris and Aunt Jill meet Jeffrey.

Middle: So does Auntie Sharice

Bottom: Benjamin is enjoying himself and being a real trooper.

Castle Valley, UT

We visited with Grandma and Grandpa Osborne from 6/17 -6/19 at their nearly finished home in Castle Valley. A great time was had by all.

Road trip pics part 1

Road trip pics part 2

Mommy and Jeffrey

This picture says it all.

The Boys

Benjamin is happy to have a new baby brother. Little Jeffrey is happy that Benjamin is not trying to bite his face off. Daddy is just grateful to catch a few winks.

Even more pictures

More Jeffrey pictures!

Jeffrey Craige Nyberg

He's here! Born Sunday, May 13th (Mother's Day) at 9:47 am at Johnson City Hospital by cesarean section. 7 lbs, 15 oz. 20 1/2 inches long.
Mommy and baby are doing well.
We love you all.

Still waiting

As of 11:57 EST, May 10th (two days past due date)
no baby. Just in case anyone wanted to know...

No baby yet...

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Hi everyone,

As you are all probably aware, Shelly's due date was two days ago and we are still waiting. Fortunately, our doctor is okay with waiting until her Monday appointment to see what happens and then she will try to break the water. If little Jeffrey doesn't make his appearance by that point, Shelly will have a cesarean section on Tuesday, May 15th. We are hoping for the best, and excited to have our newest addition to the family. Thank you for all of your love and support. Please enjoy the pictures; I've taken TONS with our new digital camera. We miss you all.

Love,

Brian, Shelly, and Benjamin

Roger John Bull

November 5th, 1962 - April 24th 2007

My sympathies to all, especially Sister Bull and family. Bishop Bull was like a father to me from the day our family moved into the Issaquah 2nd ward ten years ago. I am at a loss to convey how profoundly he affected my life. I will say this: he loved me at my weakest and believed in me at my lowest. His unfaltering love and support gave me the strength to press forward through some of the most challenging and formative years of my life. Because of him, my life is truly blessed and I will never forget how he warmed my spirit with every big bear hug. He will always be my Bishop and my friend. I already miss him, and pray the Lord will watch over his loving family until they meet again.

With sincere love and gratitude,

Brian Nyberg.

Sunny Day at the Park

Choo choo! Go, train, go.