Keeping up with the Rolling's....

We hope everyone is doing well and has been enjoying May so far. We sure have and we just can not believe it is almost over. Everything with us has been great! We have still been busy this month but things have slowed down a good bit for us though. WHEEEWW! :)

We have really been focusing on the house and buying and buying. We sold all our living room furniture we currently have in our house now. It was very easy thanks to Craigslist, but a little scary! We sold everything really fast so in a few days we will be sitting on the floor if we want to watch T.V. in the den. We will also have no curtains because someone saw them in the ad to sell our couch and asked if they could buy them. So I said you sure can! We are having a yard sale with our friends Mary & Brad the second weekend of June. Hopefully after that we will have sold everything we don't want anymore.

The new house is coming along. We thought they were going to have more done then they currently have done but what can we do? They had told us the cabinents were already going to be in but they still aren't so they must have not come in yet. I have not been by there in a few days but I think Justin said they were finally done bricking and they had painted the walls inside. I am going by there this weekend to take some pictures of what they have done so far!
But, we are very anxious!

Our best friends Scooter & Amy are expecting there first child, little Landry, on Friday, May 28th. So we are really excited about that. We are all so anxious to meet her and Amy & Scooter are so ready too! We can not wait!!!!!

As some of you have probably heard by now my sister found out a few weeks ago that something might be wrong with Baby A. Her OB spotted a nodule on her hiney and so they did some blood tests and made her an appointment with a specialist to do more testing and take a closer look with a more high-def ultrasound. Her first blood tests cameback negative for Spinal Bifida and Downs Syndrome so her OB said that was a good sign but not all forms of SB show up so we were all still very nervous about it. So after she went to the specialist yesterday he comfirmed it was not SB but it was a birth defect called Sacrococcyxgeal Teratoma (SCT). The positive side in this is that is can be fixed and she will most likely live a normal healthy life after the surgical procedure. There are only four hospitals that can treat SCT and they are in Miami, Houston, Pittsburg, and Cincinnati and so the specialist is calling the hospitals and whoever can see her first will be the one doing the porcedure. I will enclose a link that explains this all alot better. So we will all be praying a lot to make sure everything will be fine.

http://www.childrenshospital.org/az/Site1536/mainpageS1536P0.html

These are all of our updates we have for now but I hope everyone enjoys the rest of May and has a great weekend!