New Category: Favorite Things

June 21st, 2005

We’ve decided to add a new category of posts called, “Favorite Things.” I know we have a page called that up top, but this will be a little different. Read the rest of this entry »

Grady Turns 18 Months Old

June 20th, 2005

Grady 15-17 MonthsGrady turned 18 months yesterday, and it made us realize we hadn’t posted any photos of him in a while. So here’s all the photos of him from the last few months: Grady 15-17 months old.

14 Days & Counting

June 17th, 2005

We went to the doctor on Wednesday, and there was no big news. Still 1.5 cm dilated and 75% effaced. Meanwhile, all three of us are trying to get over being sick. Looking forward to a restful weekend. More news when there is some.

21 Days & Counting

June 10th, 2005

Abigail is defiantly on her way! Jamie and I went to the doctor’s office today and found out that I am 1 ½ cm dilated and 75% effaced. This is not an indication of when Abbey will be here (sooner or later) but that she is for sure coming =) Read the rest of this entry »

Air-pane! Air-pane!

June 9th, 2005

Grady is our residential air traffic controller. Read the rest of this entry »

Abbey Countdown

June 9th, 2005

I put together a little countdown script on the right so you can keep track of how many days until Abbey is scheduled to join us.

We go to the doctor tomorrow, and will post something here if we know more about when to expect her.

The Naming of the Girl

June 9th, 2005

As most of you know, Holly is pregnant with our second child. We’re having a girl, and her name will be Abigail Lila Wallace.

It’s kind of a long story how she got that name. It was the result of much prayer and conversation. We wanted a name with deep meaning, that would be a blessing to her all her life. Read the rest of this entry »

The New Site

June 6th, 2005

Well, it’s here… The new and impoved jamieandholly.com. We hope you like the new look. More than just a new look, though, we hope this format will allow us to better connect to the people we care about. Read the rest of this entry »