Wii

Jason's been playing our Wii for about 4 hours now... next time we play against each other, he's going to beat me pretty bad!  We boxed each other the other day, and he beat me then, but now that he knows what he's doing more, he'll REALLY beat me... not only in boxing, but tennis, baseball, and bowling... golf... well, we're both bad at golf!  Here's a couple pictures...

Oh yeah... forgot to mention... that's our new tv.  It's a 42 inch, 1080p, Sanyo LCD HD tv... once we don't live in an apartment, we'll have it mounted on our wall! :D  Playing Wii on it is like playing lifesize stuff... no more big purchases for us though!

Still here....

I'm still alive... just not much to post right now.  I'll have more pictures sometime next week.

It's great to have Jason home, and we're just enjoying spending time with each other.  The Army has been pretty generous with time off, so we've been able to spend plenty of time together. :)

Homecoming pictures

I promised some pictures from Jason's homecoming... so here you go.  They had a live video feed of the plane landing, so here's his plane.

Here's Jason (in the middle) getting off the plane from the live video feed.  He was just finishing up waving at the camera, but that was the first time I saw him on US ground, so I knew he was here! :)

Me, my mom, and our niece Danelle waiting and waiting and waiting.  The gym was hot and had a lot of impatient people in it.

I'm holding my sign up and hoping that Jason sees it because I had NO CLUE where he was.  There were about 400 soldiers looking for their families.  It was definitely easier to stay in the bleachers and let him find me because I'm not dressed the same like all the soldiers were!

We found each other!  YAY!

This facial expression was when he said "now we have to go say hi to your family!"  I call it the "In-Law look".

Talking to the family... my dad and my sister, Dayna.

So there you have it... he's home, and we're glad!  Thanks to everyone who supported us and prayed while he was gone!