The Cullimore Family
Sunday, March 16, 2008
PREGNANCY PROGRESSION: WEEK 38
This constitutes the first visual record of Natasha with a FULL-TERM pregnancy belly. She's ready to deliver when you are Baby Cullimore!
PREGNANCY PROGRESSION: WEEK 36
This week's photo also displays Natasha's pregnancy dress. It is the only dress she has that fits while she is pregnant, thus it is the only dress she currently wears.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
PREGNANCY PROGRESSION: WEEK 30
Now, the next couple of posts are the ones you have all been waiting for; the highly anticipated pregnancy progression photos...continued. Ooooooooooo...that's a healthy looking belly!
Anniversary #2
Natasha and I celebrated our 2nd wedding anniversary on January 3rd. (I understand that it has been some time since said date, better late than never!) In other words, we are now seasoned veterans of the art of marriage because we obviously have extensive knowledge about marriage due to the amount of time we have been married. If you have any marriage related questions, don't hesitate to ask...
To celebrate, I went back up to Wasatch Park, and I brought Natasha with me!
The obligatory picture of me...
And now for Natasha...looking good, pretty lady!
Work it! Ow ow!
Delicious! Grrrrrrrr!
After Natasha's professional photo shoot, we went up to Heber City and dined at the exclusive establishment known as Dairy Keen; we decided to splurg since the anniversary only comes once a year. (The semi-colon is for you Scott, I hope I played it well.) Needless to say, it was a swell day.
To celebrate, I went back up to Wasatch Park, and I brought Natasha with me!
The obligatory picture of me...
And now for Natasha...looking good, pretty lady!
Work it! Ow ow!
Delicious! Grrrrrrrr!
After Natasha's professional photo shoot, we went up to Heber City and dined at the exclusive establishment known as Dairy Keen; we decided to splurg since the anniversary only comes once a year. (The semi-colon is for you Scott, I hope I played it well.) Needless to say, it was a swell day.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
The Great Outdoors
This morning David and I went up to Wasatch State Park above Midway and participated in a morning of snow-shoeing. It was great fun, and the landscape was beautiful!
Here is David, in search of the ever-illusive world's largest deer (or elk?) Unfortunately, the area was somewhat void of big game as far as we could tell.
The beautiful landscape I promised.
Oooooo...pretty.
More pretty.
Lookin' good Dave.
Good times. It was a great outing. During the course of our hike I also realized how out of shape I have become. About a third of the way up the trail we hit a steeper part that made me a little winded. When we stopped to take a rest I became slightly light-headed and momentarily felt like I needed to throw up...but don't worry, I didn't. After the rest, I broke through the "endurance barrier," as I like to refer to it, and it was smooth sailing from there on out.
Here is David, in search of the ever-illusive world's largest deer (or elk?) Unfortunately, the area was somewhat void of big game as far as we could tell.
The beautiful landscape I promised.
Oooooo...pretty.
More pretty.
Lookin' good Dave.
Good times. It was a great outing. During the course of our hike I also realized how out of shape I have become. About a third of the way up the trail we hit a steeper part that made me a little winded. When we stopped to take a rest I became slightly light-headed and momentarily felt like I needed to throw up...but don't worry, I didn't. After the rest, I broke through the "endurance barrier," as I like to refer to it, and it was smooth sailing from there on out.
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