Con Con

Bishop Jan and Grandma Marg

Grandma and Grandpa Anderson came by to visit. Their vote is that Connor looks like Talyon. They will stop by again on Saturday on their way home from partyin' at Lake Mead with the Perrys.

Connor isn't sleeping much at night. Katy isn't getting much sleep either. She got a good nap in (about 2 hours) when I had Connor in his car seat, inside his stroller rocking him when he would squawk. Hopefully this is the key to Connor.

We went to the pediatrician today. Connor was only an ounce below his birth weight and measured 21.25". I think he will be a tall boy. I better start digging the hole for the basketball standard.

Thank-you all for your love a support with Connor. I must say it's nice to have older siblings to pass down baby stuff. And to buy us baby stuff. Thank-you again for your generosity.

We are about to leave the hospital

Katy and Connor had a rough night last night. They must have missed me when I went home to sleep. Connor loves to he held constantly and that's fine with us! He is just getting checked before we go home. I'm not sure if the internet will work at home, but I will keep adding pictures when possible.

Katy with Connor

Finally got a picture of Katy where she truely smiles. Thanks Connor for giving us such joy!



Connor got a visit from the Fetzer Grandparents and Aunt Lissa.

Yes more Connor

More of Connor

Connor is doing really good. He had some slight concern with his respiratory, but the pediatrician said he is doing much better. He is feeding really good. So good in fact, his little belly can't contain it.

It's a Boy!!!

Connor Michael Anderson was born just before 3am 8/28/07. We was 7lbs 2 ounces and 20.5". He's got a bunch of dark hair on his sore little cone-head. Dr. Sanders had to use forceps to get him out because his heart beat was too up and down. Katy did a fantastic job. I am so blessed to have such a strong wife.

Its hard to believe I am a father. Its still sinking in. Thank-you all for the love and support. Katy and I are happy to bring Connor into this world with so many friends and loved ones.

No New News on the Home-Front

I haven't had as much time to take pictures and add to this blog. I started my new position as a resource coordinator a couple weeks ago. I'm enjoying the change in pace and scenery. I enjoy the hours (mon-fri 8-4) but I'm still taking naps when I get home from work.
Katy is ready to have that baby any time, but Connor isn't quite ready yet. She hasn't eluded to castor oil, but we just got done with a walk in the rain. Hope to have some news and photos soon of our little guy.

Dad always said; "Many hands make light work"

I wish we could have witnessed something like this in Uganda...The Video is kind of slow at first, but be patient. Just when you think you've seen the amazing part of the video...something more amazing happens!!!