Coming Home

One more bath in the nursery before going home

Oh my gosh they're just going to send us home with this baby!!!

Home sweet home

Look at Mr. Handsome with his eyes open checking things out.

Grandma's secret calming swing

Welcome to the Gun Show!!!!

"The Eiselt Feet" gene lives on!!!!
Look at the size of those skis

Watching Logan...seems like we do this all day, I guess we can't help ourselves

Happy Birthday Mommy!!!

Grandparents, Aunties, and Uncle's

Grandpa and Grandma Eiselt

Grandpa and Grandma Holbrook

Auntie Amy and Jenny

Uncle Kyle and Uncle Scott

Recovering in the hospital

Mom, Logan, and Dad, hanging out in the hospital

Me looking back at you

Like father like son!!!

The thinking man

Daddy's turn to nurse on a nice big butterburger...mmmm
Thank God Auntie Amy came to visit.
John had to eat it quick before the Loganator could get at it

Mom's turn to give Logan a bath

Dr. Dovre our OB coming to admire "Mr. Moose"

baby e

Logan John Eiselt was born on Friday August 17th at 4:07am. We had a long road to get there that began on Wednesday night about 11:30. Jill had a c section when the doctor determined the baby wasn't moving down like he should. Once he was born we discovered why he didn't move down....
Logan weighed 10lbs 12oz and was 23 inhes long!!!!
Both Jill and baby are doing wonderfully...and dad is okay too.

so cute!!!

proud papa

first bath

Nesting!!!!

Well with who now's how many days to go Jill got an "urge" to paint a stripe in the nursery to finish off the right look. We also hung some things up so we're really really ready now!!!

Come on baby e!!!!

Oops!!! Somebody painted on baby e!!!

"Some of God's Miracles are small"
Hopefully our little miracle is here soon!

Baby Bump III

The bump continues to grow. We can't wait to meet our son!!!

John pretending to know how tired he'll be in a few weeks

How to Save a Life

In May, John received a call that he was a suitable donor for a little baby boy who needed bone marrow. This is John hooked up to the machine that extracts the stem cells needed to give to recipient

John is all covered up to keep warm

John watching a movie while they adjust the needle

All finished, the nurses are making sure they've got what they need.

taking a minute to rest