Attention "TWILIGHT" fans!
I just read this... (click on midnight sun)
I can't believe the nerve of some people. Way to ruin everything for the honest people!

Our first little boy weighs 9 oz. Thanks to my good friend Adrianne for loaning me her ounce scale. I can weigh these pups every day and I have been. They grow so fast and should be quite small when they are full grown.
She is the runt of the litter and is already adopted! Sorry if someone else had their heart set on her. She is a sweet little girl and is the one my kiddos especially wanted to keep. She weighs 7.5 oz and looks most like her daddy Charlie.
For lack of a better name, she is the only other girl we have. I think she looks most like her mom. She weighs 8 oz.
Weighing in at a whopping 10 oz! This little guy is solid! He is by far the biggest pup we have. I love his little tail with the white stripe and tip. He's a cutie and NEVER misses a meal!
He is the last of the litter, and we weren't even sure he was in the womb still. But he came out about 1 hour after rolie-polie. He has some cute markings and weighs 9 oz.
in my closet on my shoes. Lovely huh. I was so glad to see he was alive when I found him. Shortly after that a little white with black dots girl arrived.
Then she had another girl and then 2 more boys. 

So we have a total of 5 puppies and momma and pups are resting peacefully now. The kids were able to see 3 of the pups before they had to go to school and they were so excited. Dogs can deliver puppies up to 2 hours apart so there could be more, but the longest gap Roxy had her puppies was 1 hour. So I think we are done with this litter. I am thrilled that the first litter was so healthy. Roxy is a great little Mom and she did all the work herself. All the puppies are black and white and just so cute. They should be ready to go to their new homes sometime around the middle of October. The kids think we should keep them all. NOT!!!
all the signs of labor and so we will announce the litter as soon as they arrive. Wish us luck as we try to help her deliver her pups safe and sound. We are expecting the delivery to happen within 24 hours. Yeah for puppies! Here she is in her classic back scratchin position:
This was the Best picture out of the 4 I took, I promise!
It freaks me out that she is in Junior High. Will she be able to find all her classes, will she know where to go eat lunch, will she have friends to sit with at lunch, will she be able to crack the combo on her locker. Will she be nice, and make lots of friends, will she choose the right? All these things are just killing me today. Eric gave her a beautiful blessing last night, (even though he feels like crap). I just cried through the whole thing, I actually cried through all the children's blessings, but that shouldn't surprise anyone. Derick is not so thrilled about the 5th grade.
Ya you guessed it, Derick wasn't about to smile for me.
to her class today, she is in Pre-K at Hale. She opens the door and walks right in all proud and says, Hi Mrs. Churchman(choochmun as she pronounces it). All the other kiddos were clinging to mommy. That’s my Livie she is
I am so excited for her to experience this. It will be good for her to be gone for a week making new friends and learning some new things. Here are some pictures of her getting ready to leave.
She said "Mom not while I'm eating!" But I couldn't resist.
Loading up in the car to take her to the church.
Saying goodbye to Daddy.
I think she's sick of me snapping pictures. She found these Capri's that matched her shirt better so she changed them in the car.
The Beehive class president Kellee, Cheri, a new young woman in our ward, and Kim (as all the young women call her). It is weird for Eric and I to hear others call her Kim since we usually call her Kimberlee or Kimber. But that is what she wants her friends to call her.
Getting on the bus. I couldn't take a picture of myself saying goodbye to her. But I did give her hugs and kisses. It's hard sending your children off even when you know it is short term. At least it will make me appreciate her more.
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