Hiking the Oregon Coastal Trail

On a beautiful coastal day, we hiked the Oregon Coastal trail with Beckett's Grandpa, Grandma, and the dogs. We enjoyed the gorgeous day looking for whales, while Beckett enjoyed snoozing in his carrier!

Using Skype

Beckett loves to use Skype to talk to his family that lives out of town. Even though he can't talk yet, he likes to put on a show! He grunts and waves his longs fingers for the computer.

Three Generations of Lundes

Grant's dad and stepmom flew out from Florida to meet Beckett. Grant's dad turned 60 this month, Grant turned 30, and Beckett was born. Every 30 years a new Lunde is born!

Only a Few Days Old

Here is Beckett at 3AM, WIDE awake!! He was very active at night when I was pregnant and he continues to be active at night.

Beckett's First Bath

Beckett had his first bath in the kitchen sink. As you can tell, he did not like it one bit! He screamed at his daddy for a bit!!

Once the bath was over and he was snuggled up in a warm towel, he was a happy camper!

At the Hospital

Grant, Beckett, and I spent 2 days in the hospital recovering from the difficult labor. We had many visitors come and visit us while we were there. It was nice being taken care of by the wonderful nurses and just spending time together!








Beckett with his Nana. She made it down from Portland just in time for him to be born.





Beckett with his Auntie. Auntie was there all day with us, while I was in labor. She gave me a pedicure while we waited for Beckett to get here!

My best friend Mary and her husband Matt stopped by the hospital to meet Baby Beckett.

Welcoming Baby Beckett Conrad Lunde to the World

On February 5, 2010 at 11:51 pm, we welcomed Beckett Conrad into the world. He weighed 10 lbs. 9 oz. and was 22 inches long. He is a beautiful baby, with long fingers and toes. His daddy is already dreaming about his basketball future! :)

It was an exciting day! And worth the wait!! :)

Beckett with his Grandpa and Grandma at the hospital. He was being monitored by the doctors for a few hours after the delivery, since the umbilical cord had been wrapped around his neck twice.