Our first family picture.
Meeting Uncle Nick for the first time on Skype (she also met Uncle Taylor and soon to be Aunt Emily - but Heidi was already in bed at that time so there's no picture).
This is Heidi's new favorite picture of Addison.
New feet.
Sleeping with dad on the comfy hospital couch.
Dressed and ready to go home.
Coming in the house.
Dad trying to feed Addison a bottle...she wasn't interested.
Bundled after her first bath at home.
I was awake and alert and watching everything that was going on...no drugs in my body to make me drowsy...I was feeling great!
But I was in total protest of nurse Laura who stuck quite a few needles in my legs. And mad at dad for helping hold me down!
My mom required a bunch of repair work so other than a brief hello my dad held me for the first hour and a half. My mom was looking pretty tired by the time she got to meet me but she was really excited to finally get to hold me after all that time! Dad and I had a great time bonding though and he would keep telling my mom what I was doing and what was going on.
This is my delivery nurse Laura. She is from a town where my mom served her mission and then for the last 8 years she has been living in Oregon and working at OHSU where my mom is from. She said that almost half the women who deliver at OHSU do so naturally and so she was really helpful to my parents in helping me come into the world. It was amazing how many connections they shared together and she was wonderful!
My first visitors were my grandma and grandpa Hansen. They brought me a cuter sleeper then the one that hospital had and my grandma Hansen was the first one to ever change my clothes. She sure does love me and was really excited to finally meet me.
My parents' best friend Missy also came to really quickly say Hello. She was on her way out of town so she only got to be here for about 15 minutes - but it was wonderful to meet her. She brought my parents Jamba Juice and told me she loved me. She promised to come back tomorrow when she gets back to town. I hear she has been stocking my wardrobe for months - I can't wait to get home and see all my cute clothes!
After I quickly met Missy my grandpa held me for a long time. It was great! He knew I was a girl from the very day my parents told him that I was coming. We've been waiting a long time to meet!
Grandma and Grandpa also brought me my first birthday cake to celebrate my Birth day. I didn't get to have any (unless you count getting if from mom by nursing) but it looked wonderful and was really thoughtful!
This is my mom's favorite picture from my first day on earth. Dad did a great job making sure to document all the important events of my first day.
My mom's a little sad that she was so out of it that she didn't get any pictures of dad holding me yesterday - in fact we didn't even take a family picture. But she promises that we will today. She did take a few pictures of dad giving me my first bath - it was awesome that they were both there for my first bath! Mom could just sit on the edge of her bed and watch 'cause she lost too much blood to stand for very long so dad did all the bathing. 
When the nurse washed my hair I wasn't so sure about it happening. I was screaming really loudly - but dad held my hand and I felt a lot better. After a few moments I calmed down and realized that it was nice to get so nice and cleaned up and then I enjoyed myself.
After my bath then dad dressed me in the other outfit that grandma and grandpa brought. He was a little unsure of himself, but we're learning together. There are so many new things going on and it is overwhelming but we're doing great.
After dad dressed me then my mom got to hold me again. She loves me a lot and keeps saying how perfect I look. I guess my head bones didn't fold over the way they are supposed to and so I look like a c-section baby (whatever that means) - perfect and beautiful is what everyone keeps saying. 
So that's about all there is to tell about my first day. Maybe you want to hear my stats - 
Makes me want to sing this song...
All the windows in the basement had water damage between the panes and some were growing mold. We decided to take advantage of the tax credit and the fact that I am still working full-time and make our home more energy efficient. Funny the things that excite you as a homeowner...
Now we have windows that are super clean and clear and grid-less. We went back and forth about the grids because Oliver and I agree on nothing - he likes them and I don't. Ultimately, we decided against them because they are less energy efficient and they add more than $100 to each window that has them. 
We also had our back door and solid pane door (it didn't open) replaced by sliding glass. There is no draft anymore and it looks amazing. It already has finger prints from little kids and I love it! 
YAY for fun house projects and a nice upgrade to our home. Now we have to decide about blinds - yep, just one more thing we don't agree about :)
And she is totally not ours... (LOL I crack myself up!)
The other fun thing is that 6 of us have just had or will have babies soon! Pretty fun!
Oliver thought that he would be the first to try out the chair - but that was not happening! Here is me sitting in the chair and testing it out (yep I even fit at 36+ weeks pregnant). 
Here is Oliver calling his mom at almost 11 pm to tell her how excited he was that the nursery is finally finished - she thought it was too late to drive over and see it - but hopefully she'll make it out soon. It is the nicest cleanest room in our house! Every wall, baseboard, handle, closet piece, door, etc have been wiped with Clorox and you can see the beautiful new coat of paint. I actually hate the paint color in the rest of our house - it isn't bad to most people - just not my taste and this is the first painting that we have done since we moved in. We figure if we do one room a year for the next 10 years then our house will be pretty amazing!
Here's the view from the window seat toward the closet.
Here is the awesome chair!
Now you can see the window seat (I am currently covering the pad and will post another picture when that is done) and her changing table and her dresser.
I decided that the lighting is kind of weird - probably 'cause I took the pics at 11 pm at night. But you are welcome to stop in anytime to see how awesome it looks. It turned out beautifully!
Crafts...
Pretending to be different things (dinosaurs, pirates, Russians, ninjas, etc)...
A high ropes swing...
A low ropes course...
We also saw a lot of wildlife and they were comfortable to come really close to us. We saw one deer with her three babies and one deer with her two babies - it was awesome!
The girls had fun playing together and goofing off too - 'cause that is really an important part of camp!
We went canoeing...
And here we are as ninjas - I was the sumo ninja :)
We also made lunch one day for everyone (200+ people) at camp.
The last night Brother Eckman from our bishopric came up to have some fun with us. 
I love girls' camp and have fun every year! They are a great group of girls!
