Kallie had her baby!!! He is soo cute. He looks more and more like his daddy everyday. He has Kallie's adorable dimples and danny's chin :) He was 6lbs 5oz and 20in. long. Kallie had to have a C-section so she is recovering a little slower but she is so positive and loving being a mommy. Her Danny will be amazing parents. I know Heavenly Father is more than happy to send children down to the Jackson family. We are so happy for you two and can't wait for Kajsa and Wesley to get to play together :)
Monday, November 15, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Kajsa Elaine Sherman is finally here!
SHE IS HERE!!! Kajsa Elaine Sherman (the "aj" is a long i sound, like in kite or write and the s is soft not a z sound ) Her name is Swedish. I heard it while I was on my mission and Kyle and I both love it. Kajsa was born on October 8, 2010 at 2:17am. She was 7lbs 8oz and 18 inches long. Kajsa was healthy overall but had a slight gurgle when she cried so they sent her to the NICU to be monitored and suck some stuff out of her lungs for 2 hours. We finally got to be with her at about 6am that morning.
Here is a synopsis of my labor for those who are interested.
-Wednesday night at 10pm slow contractions started. By 2:30am I was having contractions every 8 minutes and by 5am they were about 6 min.
-7am Thursday morning contractions slowed way down to about 2 per hour. Went on long walk at 9am. Mom came at noon and we walked Trey to the duck pond. I climbed stairs while we were there to try and keep my contractions going.
-Walking home from duck pond at 2pm contractions became 8 min apart.
-5pm contractions 4 min
-6pm went to hospital totally expecting them to send me home. Was dilated to a four. Waited one hour to see if I would progress.
-7:30pm dilated to 5. 8:30pm got an epideral. Heaven bless the person who invented those!!!!!!!
- 1:30am Friday morning dilated to a 10. Called doctor
-Doctor arrived at 2am got prepared.
-Doctor arrived at 2am got prepared.
- Started pushing at 2:05 and Kajsa was born at 2:17am. 6 contractions, 12 minutes. (Trey was 3 contractions and 10 minutes) My body sure knows what to do when it's time to push. The pushing is the easiest part of my labors.
Kyle was wonderful through all of this and was such a wonderful support to me during labor. I couldn't have done it without him. He is my rock and my support system and I am so grateful for him and the wonderful husband and father that he is.
The morning after Kajsa was born I looked at the clock at 11:11 and thought make a wish. :) As a pondered what I wanted to wish for most I couldn't help but think of Kajsa and Trey and my desire for them to reach the highest degree of the Celestial kingdom and have all the joys of the gospel. I re-committed myself then and there to do everything in my power to be the best parent that I can and always be a Christ-like example to my children. Kyle and I will do our very best everyday to do this for them. All of God's children deserve this! What an honor it is to be the parents of two of God's sweet children.
Here are some pics of our sweet new additions.
Just after she came out, before they took her to NICU they let me hold her for a sec.
Kajsa in the NICU. :( She loves to suck her two little fingers
Our first family picture
The morning she was born with Trey and Grandma Jan
Trey holding her all by himself!
Coming Home from the Hospital
Her first at home bath
All Dressed Up
Thursday, September 30, 2010
No more M.I.A.



Baby Shower Pics
So, I haven't blogged pretty much all summer. My friend Shannon Fuller inspired me to make a quick synopsis of my summer events and then start over with being a better blogger. Now would probably be a good time to start anyway since Kajsa is coming in two weeks. Then it will be back to blogging about children again I am sure. I never feel like my life is interesting enough for ya'll to read about. Here's the overview:
- Kyle and I started managing some BYU women's housing in June (this made us extremely busy for the months of July and August)
- I turned 27
- Trey and I went to 7 peaks all summer
- Kyle went to school this summer and took Chemistry
- We went home to CA to visit for a week and saw Kyle's family and some of my friends, and went to 3 weddings. We had a great time but didn't get very many pictures. :(
- Kyle got a job working at BYU for their Multimedia department. He works from 6am to 10am every day. He is not a morning guy but he's done great! and enjoys his job.
- I had two wonderful baby showers for Kajsa and we are so grateful to everyone who came and who thought of us. We are so blessed to have such amazing family and friends in our lives. We can't wait for all of you to meet her.
Kyle: Now its back to the nitty gritty of school life. Kyle is in school full-time taking Biology, Physics, Physiology, and a religion class as well as working full-time. He is also playing intramural soccer and football and helps me with all of the yard work and some of the maintenance at the apartments on Saturdays. He does a great job of balancing all of that and family time with us. He works so hard and we love him and are so grateful for him and who he is.
Crystal: I am at home with Trey keeping up with our home, my management job, and my calling. I am due to have this little girl in 8 days. I am really hoping to be induced on the 7th of October if she wants to come but if she's not ready than I can wait for a healthy baby whenever. I think that Trey is more excited than any of us. I took him to the doctors this week to get his flu shot. He asked me where we were and I replied "the doctors office" he responded very enthusiastically, "To take baby Kajsa out!" He is so sweet and anxiously awaiting her arrival.
My barbershop quartet just sang at a rest home and that was a lot of fun to be able to perform again. My newest hobby is making baby bows for Kajsa. They are so expensive to buy so I have tried to make a few on my own.
Trey: He is growing up so fast! He grew a few inches in August and really is starting to look like a boy and not a toddler. Trey is quite the talker and makes me laugh everyday with the new things he says. He is very observant and catches on to things quite quickly. He learned to sing his ABC's this summer, all of his colors, and can count to 13 and then from there it's eleventeen, seventeen etc. He is very coordinated. We took him miniature golfing the other night and he got a two on the first hole all by himself. (I got a 3) Kyle was very proud!! Trey loves music! He will sing, dance and pound away at the piano or his ukulele. Trey also loves to play with friends of any age. He is definitely our social butterfly. He has the sweetest spirit and loves to learn about the gospel. It makes teaching him so much fun and so rewarding. Children are truly a blessing from God!
My Birthday, that is the only candle they could find :)
In CA we went to a museum behind the OC airport with Grandma and Grandpa Sherman
They also took Trey to the airport to see the airplanes land and take off. He liked all of the airplanes except for the big ones because they were too loud. :)
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Hair Cut
Monday, July 26, 2010
What to do with my hair?
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So I've been wanting to cut my hair for a while now but I haven't been able to decide how I want to cut it. Part of me wants to go short and the other part loves that there is so much versatility with my long hair. It's getting extremely hot though and I hate blow drying it so.... here are some pictures I found of medium length hair cuts. I would love any votes or suggestions from everyone on which one they think would look good on me. If you have another hair cut in mind please share. Keep in mind, that I do like shorter hair to be more textured and a little funky if possible. I'm also not afraid of the assymetrical look but I think I will wait on that until it's short first. I don't want to be too shocked when I cut it. :) Vote for your favorite on the side of my blog.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Co-ed Softball

Every year when Summer term comes around I look forward to playing co-ed intramural softball. It's a blast! We have our second game on Saturday. I'm so glad that my doctor is supportive of me playing sports this time around. I really, really missed it with Trey and feel more like myself this pregnancy :) I think it's also keeping my hormones in check thus making me happier. (Kyle appreciates that) Kyle and I just got done playing co-ed soccer and that was super fun too. My only issue with playing is that I pay for it the next day. My ligaments that hold up my uterus get really sore from all that bouncing when I run :) (That's sounds so funny, but that's what's sore so, there ya go) If anyone wants to come out and cheer for our team let us know, we'd love the extra noise. The season goes till the beginning of August.
P.S. Don't worry I will not be sliding head first on my belly like this guy!
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