Monday, October 16, 2006

Corolla Light


Last week we took the girls out to Corolla, NC in the outer banks for a nice vacation. This is a picture of our beach house. Our friends Clark and Nancy Spencer met us there and everyone enjoyed the time away from work. Clark, Nancy and Corbin went offshore fishing on Wednesday and caught 5 yellowfin tuna ( about 100 pounds). The girls also enjoyed their time away from Charlotte. Ruby played in the ocean whenever possible and Ginger is now a master swimmer in the pool. She jumps right in after the tennis ball and can't wait to go back next year.
On our way home we stopped by at Allie and Harold Pine's new house in Rocky Mount, NC. They were having a bbq Saturday afternoon with a bunch of friends (Bobby, Wendy, Austin, Deb, Matt and Eric). Harold had crabs shipped in from Maryland that were delicious! We then moved on to hot dogs, hamburgers, salad and peach pie. The new Pine house is absolutely AMAZING!!! Corbin and I have such house envy! Ginger and Ruby love the big back yard and had fun playing with Beni, and Titan (Bobby and Wendy's new yellow lab). Great vacation...too short!

Friday, October 06, 2006

Ari Spencer Eisgrau

On Tuesday Natalie headed up to Baltimore Maryland to meet the newest member of the Eisgrau family, Ari! He's quite a bundle and keeps his parents Alan and Heather on their feet. Ari also had his Briss Ceremony on Wednesday afternoon. Overall Ari did very well (so did his parents and grandparents). The day couldn't have been nicer and the weather was absolutely beautiful! Great food, great people and a overall a great day!


Monday, October 02, 2006

So Far So Good...


For those of you that don't know. Corbin and I are expecting a new face in the house March 17th. Yep, that's right, there is a bun in the oven. A lot of people have been asking whether we are going to find out if it's a boy or a girl. Well, to answer all of your questions, yes...we just found out.

We are having a girl! Here's a picture of her all scrunched up, she's only about 6 inches from head to rump and weighs about as much as 1/2 of a can of soda.