Jasper got blessed

Jasper got blessed

Our sweet little Jasper Charles Hancock was blessed today by his proud papa. This is his little suit that he wore. The last picture is Jasper and my neighbor Shannon Singleton. Shannon is the one that lent me this cute suit. Her son, Landen, wore it when he was blessed. Thanks Shannon!

Took me long enough

I know my family thinks I'm a bum for not posting enough. I'm also a bum because they had to wait 3 weeks to see more pictures of Jasper. Here they are:

These ones are all a day before his 3 week birthday. The ones before were a few days after he was born.

Mercy Gilbert Medical Center Hospital Announcement

Our hospital puts up pictures of the babies when their born and has some interesting facts about their birthday and such. Here's the website for those of you who may be as obsessed with Jasper as me:
http://www.mercygilbert.org/Patients_And_Visitors/Online_Nursery/index.htm?&vnMode=details&bId=4346&nsw=j

Jasper Charles Hancock

All 8 lbs 1 oz, 20.5 inches of Jasper Charles Hancock was born today at 9:18 a.m. The c-section was very successful. Much much better than my last experience. Our hospital number is (480) 728-7430 and anyone is welcome to call if you want more details. Here is a video and some pics of our newest addition to our Hancock Haven.

visit to Heber, Arizona

We just got back from a visit to Ryan's family in Heber, Arizona. We got some snow while up there, which was fun. We also got a couple of hilarious videos. First is Sydney harassing Ryan's family's cat, Frankie:

One of Sydney's new things is to say "weeee" when she's having a lot of fun. This is her on a wooden horsie:

If I had more time today, I'd put more up. This will have to suffice for now.

Why People Need the Internet

So, I've decided that the internet should be a free service for poor people, like part of Welfare or sompin'. My reasoning is this:
1. If poor people had the internet, they wouldn't have to call every freakin' place they needed help from instead of doing stuff online. The average poor person is put on hold for at least 240 hours of their life. That's 240 hours that could be spent hunting down dead squirrels to cook for dinner.
2. Poor people get bored a lot because they also don't own a second car to get out of the house.
3. Poor people need blogs to stay connected to others and feel like they have friends (or at least order free samples from Walmart so they get mail).
So all I'm saying is if this sounds good, let me know and I'll see what I can do to start a petition or something.

Because I'm visiting my parents and they have the internet, I think I shall post again tomorrow. Until then.