Video

I finally figured out how to post videos and pull them from our camera. This is from when we were in the hospital the first night.

Lucy Goosey!!

More pictures-because we never have enough!!

This is Lucy debating whether or not she wants to wake up.

Shall we dance?

Megan and Lucy.  Megan is great and has a little brother on the way, so this was good practice for her!

Auntie Melissa and baby Lucy!

Auntie Katy and baby Lucy!

More pictures will come, I promise.

Round 2

Back by popular demand, the one and only, the three-day life veteran, the reigning world champion of cute....
Lucy Renee Crest
3 days eyes closed, 2 hours eyes open. Hours spent taking pictures - 2.
Nice to hold you in my ARMS.
Lucy the break dancer. Pose!
Another Cougar.... FIRST DOWN! Raaarrararar!
Oh stop! Snap!
Happy mom-visiting-grandchild = happy memories.
Put up them dukes! I'll fight you daddy!!
3 days of sleep, about 2 hours of work. Not bad.
Nice tie daddy. (My interpretation).
Left to right, Dianna, Lucy, Dave (passing the wave-shoulder dance on), Rejane (Dianna's Mom from New Jersey)

Lucy Renee Crest

Here are the long awaited (27 hrs 41 min) pictures of Lucy.
Disclaimer: I filmed most of the action on my video camera, so the still shots below aren't the best. I will post video clips and better stills later.

This may seem silly, but I included this picture just to show that the day Lucy was born was by far, the most beautiful day with the biggest, bluest skies, we have had all year. =)

YM Camp Out

The weekend after returning from Puerto Rico, we had an overnight campout planned for our YM (I am the second counselor in the YMs for those of you who don't know.)  We only did a night;s worth of camping for a few reasons, (1) Dianna is 9 months pregnant (it was only 25 miles from Dallas, but still), (2) It was the first time our deacon, Dima, had been camping, and (3) it was the first time either Spencer or I had ever been camping as leaders (we were just as scared, if not more, than Dima-I'm sure).  It turned out great and we had a lot of fun!.  Dima got half of his tenderfoot knocked out and a few Duty to God goals taken care of with this one trip.  Friday night when we arrived we made dinner, set up camp, read some of the Joseph Smith history for a spiritual thought, and went night swimming in the lake.  Saturday Dima cooked breakfast, learned to tie the knots necessary to pitch an old-school tent, went on a hike, went swimming again, and struck camp.  Here are a few pictures of out campsite and our two YM, Bryce and Dima, being Bryce and Dima.  I hope we get to a lot more of these trips!