Just to back track a little, after I graduated we moved to Utah. I was the assistant manager of the Layton Hills Mall. After a few months of that I realized I was in way over my head with the responsibilities and so I resigned and Molly and I moved to Tennessee. Molly only had her student teaching left and so she finished that up while her parents watched Conner for us. Meanwhile, I managed a taco bell until Molly graduated. I did NOT like it! After Molly's graduation we got a job with a company called Sodexho. Before we moved, Molly and I sold our town home in Rexburg, ID. It was sad to give up our first home, but the market was doing well and after all, business is business. Orange City is great. It's a small dutch community of about 5,000.

I gained a little wieght, but don't laugh. It's only because with my job, we can eat for free everyday, and as much as I love food, well... you do the math.

Molly is still the most wonderful person ever. I'm not all the way sure why she picked me, but I'm glad she did. Her birthday is coming up soon, I almost forgot it again.

Conner was too chicken to stick his arm inside the pumpkin.

This is Conner trying to dress himself. Two pairs of pants wasn't enough so he went for three.

He mommy's little helper and is always eager to lend a helping hand.

Conner saw me shaving one day and wanted to try it for himself. Don't worry, there's no blade.

Conner's grandmother and great grandmother came to visit one week while I was away on business. He enjoyed the toys they brought him... along with their company I imagine.

Conner loved all the Christmas things the season brought, especially visiting his grandparents. I don't think he realized what was really going on, but he loved it all the same.

Conner opening birthday presents on his 2nd birthday at grandma and grandpa's house.

Conner's first birthday card containing money was given to him from his great grandmother, (grammy).

At the end of the day, this little guy loves his mom more than life itself!