We have our first egg!

The chickens have laid their first egg. It's a little small, which we hear is pretty normal. We are so excited. The other great news is the garden is doing well and producing peas, green beans, carrots, onions, zucchini, and potatoes. This one looks like Mickey Mouse! We're still waiting on pumpkins and corn.

 

Welcome home baby Sawyer

Thank you to everyone who have been so incredibly supportive. We welcomed baby Sawyer on June 2nd at 4:49 pm at 8lbs 2 oz. It was a long haul getting him here as we checked in Friday, May 31st and left the hospital Wednesday, June 5th. He is a healthy, beautiful baby. We are home and settling into our new family life, loving every minute of it. He is an amazing quite baby, a good eater and a great sleeper. Kona loves his new puppy brother and won't leave his side. We are incredibly blessed to have such amazing friends and family who have given us nothing but love and support. We appreciate all of you and are grateful you are in our lives.

There is a new member to the lang family!

Sawyer's Tehaleh Shower

A large thank you goes out to Willow and everyone who made Sawyer's Tehaleh shower a success. We are incredibly blessed to have such supportive and wonderful people in our life. Here are a few photos of Sawyer's shower at Tehaleh.

 Prosecco was given as parting gifts so that once Sawyer arrives, everyone can raise a glass and toast him.

Sawyer's Steilacoom Shower

Thank you to everyone for attending Sawyer's shower. It was a beautiful day made more special being surrounded by amazing family and friends.

 

 Jolly Rancher infused vodka as the game winning prizes

 Hostess thank you gifts. Thank you to my wonderful mom, to my "other" mom Judy, my sorority mom Erin and sorority sister Nicole, for an amazing shower I will never forget.

 Swedish fish as parting gifts.

we bought chickens



Adam's carrying the chicks to the register

                  We visited our neighborhood Wilco store and got some chickens! We got 2 Buff Orpingtons and 2 Barred Plymouth Rock. They will live in the garage with their heat lamp and in about 6 months, they'll lay eggs!

There were lots in this trough

 


The black ones are the Barred Plymouth Rock and the yellow are the Orpingtons