Here are a couple of my favorite pictures of Bowen when he was only a week old. He is so cute!

Bowen Reed
March 19, 2010

Having children is the most amazing experience. I am so thankful for the blessing I have received to be able to have this little angel in my life. My Heavenly Father truly loves me to have the trust in me to take care of his precious little spirits. I love my Heavenly Father for this gift and want to say I love you to my little angels.

Here is our new attition Bowen Reed Crum. What a crazy day. We had an appointment to be induce at 7:00am in the morning. I couldn't sleep at all the night before but that is beside the point. I was told to call an hour early to make sure there was enough room for our induction, since it was alternitive procedure. Sure enough there wasn't. So the hospital nurse told me to call back in an hour and see if she could work us in. I did and luckely my doctor got us in that morning. My parents were on the way and my mom was about to have a heart attack if that baby wasn't born that day.

Labor went great! I felt hardly any pain and he was here in 3 hours. I said I could do that again if the next one went this well. He was 6 "4" and 19 inches long. What alittle peanut but he had the biggest feet I have seen.

It took up until the very last hour to name him before we left the hospital. WOW it is hard naming boys. Luckely Corey had a great name and felt inspired to name him Bowen. I love the name and we are so greatful he was healthy and doing great.

Well it has been a long time since I have written in my blog but a lot has happen since then. So let me start from the beginning. This fun picture is when Corey, I and Cole went to the beach with Scott and Rosann in their new camper. It was a beautiful day outside and it ended up clear sky at the beach. I really haven't seen one of those for awhile since I am in Oregon and it rains all the time.

Corey and Cole are strolling down the beach. They are best of friends. Cole loves his daddy. It is so fun watching them together they are like to pea's in a pod.