Greta has grown and changed at an amazing rate. She is talking a lot and smiling even more. She is the light of our lives and we are very blessed to be her parents. Day care is going well and she is learning things each and every day.
Our new home is definately "home" now and we are really enjoying living here and raising Greta. We were very lucky to have most of Kristi's family here for Thanksgiving. We had a very good time, but, as usual, it was way too short. The Washington folks did get to experience subzero temperatures for days on end. It was VERY cold the whole time so we just hunkered down and enjoyed each other's company.
We went to Cut Bank for Christmas this year. We are very lucky to be able to alternate Christmas with Kristi's family and my family. My brother and step brother and step sister were home as well. Greta got to spend time with her cousins and had a ball.
Greta on her 2nd birthday on September 29
Greta pushing here stroller with her best buddy Woody. She really loves Woody and sleeps with him most nights.
Funny picture of G to show how long her hair has gotten. She still hasn't had a hair cut.
Uncle Mike and Aunt Sandi Skyping on G's birthday. Greta is so luck to have so many people who show her so much love in her family. I love this picture and the joy on these faces. Thanks for all you.
Greta doing some cooking. Cutie.
Little G at the Dinasaur Park. She went there a few times this summer.
G and her Mom at the park.
Grandma Angie and Kristi
Oh, the Bobcats had a GREAT football season. This is my cousin Brian and I enjoying a frosty treat one fine fall morning. The Bobcats are really looking good. The Eastern Washington Eagles won the National Championship last night and the Cats beat them during the season. Maybe next year, we go all the way.
Mom, me and G in the back yard. You can see in the upper left hand corner of the picture, the farmers are getting their crop in. Our back yard borders a field of grain.
Greta with her pumpkin she picked out at the Pumpkin Patch. They pull a trailor behind a tractor and take kids to the patch to pick out their own pumpkin. Greta really had fun and so did her Mom and Dad.
Greta looking cute as ever.
Me and Greta right before the big pumpkin carvnig. Thanks Greta for teaching me how to do all these great things I would never get to do without you in my life.
Another picture of Greta on her birthday. She had a Dora the Explorer cake.
Family photo.
I promise I will be better and posting this year. It was a hectic 2010 and I am ready to get on to 2011.
Trent Haberland, Class of 2010
Greta and her Aunt Theresa
Aunti Jodi having BIG fun!
Kristi's college friend Katie met us at the rental car place to let us borrow a car seat for G. We went to her house and spent some time with her and her girls. This is her middle daughter Josi. The girls had a lot of fun with Greta. Many thanks to them for helping us out.
Greta sitting in front of the monkey cage. She wasn't nearly as excited as I expected her to be.
All the crazy girls at the kid play land at the end of the Zoo tour.
The monkeys goofing around. Pictured are Reese, Josi, Ashlie, Greta and Hannah. Reese, Josi and Hannah are Katie's daughters and Ashlie is Johnny's daughter (sister Jodi's boyfriend).
G and her Mom.
G playing with Mom's cell phone.
Family photo in front of the elephants. Those things are huge!
Of course Greta needed a stuffed toy at the Zoo.
Super G.
Picture of the new house. We moved in about a month ago. It seems like we have been here for a week. I cannot wait to have it feel like home. The garage is still pretty full of stuff for a garage sale.
Another picture of the back yard. We are adjacent to farm land. It is very peaceful. 
I bought a bridge at Costco to cross the irrigation ditch.
