Birth and green things

There has been a pause in my posts, but the arrival of Nolan has brought me back to the blogging mood. I would have posted pictures of Sarah's wedding except my camera was not where it was supposed to be. That was a great event, but alas nothing to show for it on the blog. BTW, good job doing it your way sis! Also, welcome to the family Jared. More Uncles that are great with kids are very much appreciated. Overall, we have been inside less and so naturally my gadget time has gone down. The seeds we started in February have grown into our garden veggies. We've already harvested peas, basil, and other herbs. It has been difficult to pinch off those tomato flower buds, but the time has come to flower away. So passeth the consumption of store bought so-so tomatoes, now cometh the sweet and ripe reds of summer. Huzzah! Basil and garlic on the side, peppers, squash, cucumbers, pumpkin.....potatoes eventually (gotta let the roots rest longer this year). I'm starting to think I need at least an acre for planting! But that's besides the point because I have a new nephew!!! As I type we are enjoying Coby as our new boarder while mom and dad recover in the hospital. Enjoy the photos of Nolan folks. I think it may be easier with two sometimes- of similar ages and sleeping patterns that is. Good luck Aaron and Janelle! Theo will definitely miss having a roommate when Coby goes back home. Other than that latest excitement, the Brost family has been working, playing, and relaxing in great outdoors. We also went to an Indy 500 practice, got together with family, and spent a lot of time at various parks around the city (while Derek toiled away in his office). I hope everyone else has the chance to enjoy the outdoors (when the temps are below 100), and dote on our new addition to the family. More boys! Huzzah!!!