Korbin and McKoy are both doing well! They are growing good. Last night (1/2/11) when they were weighted Korbin was 4 pounds and 1 ounce and McKoy was 4 pound. They are around 17 inches long. During the night on Jan 1 they were moved into an open crib which they both seemed to like. Being in an open crib means they are wearing clothes and wrapped in blankets. They are looking more and more alike. They both like bath time, and are so smily and happy. They bring so much joy and happiness into our lives! The pictures are over the last two weeks.
Korbin and McKoy joined our family on December 6, 2010. They were 11 weeks early and suprised us all! Korbin Kent Johnson December 6, 2010 5:59 pm 2 lbs 12 oz 15.5 inches McKoy Devin Johnson December 2, 2010 6:00 pm 2 lbs 13 oz 15.25 inches
Both boys have done really well! In less than a week they were 100% on room air and had lost all tubes except their feeding tubes,which they will have for a long time. They both improved so much that they were able to share a bed at only 6 days old. They love sharing a bed and being close to each other! In pictures with both boys Korbin (A) is always the left and McKoy (B) is on the right.
This year we spent the 4th of July in Balnding. We had a GREAT time and enjoyed being with family. We traveled there going through Paige, AZ and Monument Valley. We had a Great time and took lots of pictures on the drive there. We left Thursday morning, and enjoyed a beatiful drive with a little rain storm. On Friday we went with most of the family for "the loop" ride. Which took us to Goosnecks and some other pretty places. We enjoyed all of the pretty views but most of all the company of family. After the ride we all went back to Jayne's to do Racu, which is painting pottery. We had a great time doing this and ended up with some really cool pots, unfortunatly I did not take any pictures. Saturday was the day of celebration! And no 4th of July is complete without a parade and fireworks. We had a lot of fun at the parade and especially enjoyed watchings the nieces and nephews being so excitted! On Saturday afternoon we went for a 4-wheeler ride to San Juan Hill, where the Whole in the Rock Pioneers crossed. It was a difficult part of the trip with steep and slick rocks. I wish I would have had my camera to capture such a neat spot. We also saw some other things the Pioneers had left behind and an indian moki. It was a really neat history lesson and a fun ride. On Sunday before we left Balnding Devin was able to brake out his 45 and do a little shooting. We had a fun time and enjoyed our trip.
We went to my cousins funeral in early June, and when we were at the grave site my nieces and nephews decsided to make themselves nice and comfy. I thought it funny that they all just went and sat down so here is a picture. My mom spent her early childhood in Goshen, but we rarely make it back. Goshen Cemetary is where most of my mom's family is buried. The first picture is of her parents head stones, then her twin nieces, and my mom's little brother. The next day I went with Adrienne and my mom to take Alyssa to the doctor at Primary Children's Hospital. She was such a trooper and was so still and good for all of the people that helped her. And everything came back good, which made it a better trip. From the hospitial we had a great view of the Oaker Mountain Temple and Kennencot Copper Mine. We had a Fun Time and enjoyed our "Girls Trip". That Saturday we had the Finch Family Reunion at my parents house. It was fun to see everyone and visit. No Finch Reunion in complete without the Talent show. The kids put on a funny skit, some hula hoopped, some told jokes, and one showed us how many brownies he could he. Overall it was a fun day!
We were married on March 14,2009 in the Manti Utah Temple. Devin is busy working for Dixie National Forest, Pine Valley District as the Wildlife Biologist. Devin is also working on his Masters Degree through Utah State University. Ashley is getting ready to graduate from Southern Utah Univeristy with a degree in Elementary Education.