Baby is still moving around and the doctor says he is doing great by all measures we can do from the outside. That's always good to hear! Also, thanks to some generous family and word members, we have a lot of the stuff we need to prepare for his arrival (i.e. crib, clothes, etc.) which is good too. Though fun sometimes, at this moment I am looking forward to not being pregnant anymore.
In Church, David and I are team-teaching one of the two 6-year-old Primary Sunday School classes for our congregation. Our Primary is HUGE.
David has one semester left at BYU before he's done, and I have finished my student teaching so I'm just waiting for my diploma to show up in the mail. Then I can apply for my teaching license and become a certified teacher, just in time to become a full-time Mommy. Yeehaw! David and I have a side job editing research papers for one of his old college professors, which brings a little in. David is hoping to get soemthing more regular for next semester, like an internship or something, in his own field. Eventually he's thinking about working for the foreign service overseas, but that won't be until the end of the year at the earliest.
Let's see, what else? We got our "new" car, a 1997 Pontiac Grand Am, licensed, registered, and on the road, and sold our old clunker (the brown one in the picture) at last. The guy who bought it had to tow it away because it wouldn't turn over. Now the Nance house looks one car less like a auto graveyard.
The other picture is a good picture of a Saturday in the Nance house: Mom and Dad dead to the world after another long week (with Snuggle taking advantage of the stationary body heat), Brandon reading a book and Amber on the computer. I love the little candids I can get from the cat walk upstairs.
Well, if I don't post again before Christmas comes, or Baby comes, we hope you have a safe and happy holiday surrounded by the people you love the most.
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