The Nursery
We just got the crib, dresser and book shelf yesterday, so of course we had to put everything together and set his room up (as much as possible) the minute we got it. TJ and Alan came over and helped us move everything in and set it up- they were life savers! So we still have a few decorations and things to get but still you get the big picture.

New Haven 20k.
For whatever reason I can't figure out how to add a titile to my posts...it simply doesn't appear as an option for me, so I have to create my own. Anyhow, Josh raced today in New Haven, Connecticut. This is his first race since the Olympic Trials and since his stress fracture healed up. Josh ended up 2nd today with a time of 59:58! He's gearing up for a few more races this fall...and possibly a marathon. However, his two options for marathons are Chicago and NY. Chicago is October 16th and NY is November 2nd...so either right before I'm due or right after. I'm due Oct. 28th. What would you do?

Josh and I were able to go to Klamath this past week and while we were there my mom, sister, cousins, & friends threw me a baby shower! We had a blast and it was so good to see so many of my friends & ladies from my old ward. Baby Rohat got tons of great stuff that I just can't wait to use on him. My Aunt Linnie & my dads receptionist Joan went in together and made curtains, a crib skirt, sheets, & the crib bumper! It turned out amazing. That is just one of the many nice things people did for me. Thanks to everyone!!

This summer Jessi and my mom found a pattern to make these purses in Sisters, OR. Molly (Brad's wife) & I loved them too, so all 4 of us decided to make one. Jessi and I completed ours while I was home in Klamath this past weekend! I am not a sewer by any means, but even I (with a lot of help from mom) was able to do it.

Thanks to my brother Travis' keen eye for anything BYU, he passed along an article re. Josh that I knew nothing about (of course Josh knew but as always he was too humble to bring any sort of recognition to himself). The Mountain West Conference just celebrated its 10 year anniversay, and in conjunction with that they decided to announce their "fall All-Decade Teams, honoring the best athletes in the MWC" over the last decade. Out of all the athletes in the MWC Josh was named best athlete for Men's Cross Country. His sister Tara was also recognized for being one of the greatest women's Cross Country athletes! Congrats Josh & Tara!

"Men's Cross Country
Josh Rohatinsky
A three-time All-American, Rohatinsky became an NCAA National Champion his senior year. Along with the 2006 National title, Rohatinsky claimed the MWC Championship title two times and earned First-Team All-MWC honors. In addition, he was named Division I Men's Cross Country Athlete of the Year."

"Tara Rohatinsky-Northcutt
Rohatinsky-Northcutt was a two-time All-MWC first team member. She earned two All-America honors throughout her career, with an 18th-place finish at the 2000 NCAA Championships and a 17th-place finish at the 1999 NCAA Championships."

http://www.byucougars.com/Filing.jsp?ID=10928

More belly shots....

So, I am now 28 weeks along, which means I am in my 3rd trimester! Yahoo! Part of me can't believe that I only have 12 weeks left, and then there's another part of me that feels like I have been pregnant forever and that I should already be holding this baby. I have to say though that I absolutely love being pregnant and feeling the baby move all the time. It is definitely a blessing(...even though it does change your body a bit...I miss my flat tummy like Julie's & Jessi's)! =)

(Pics- 26 & 28 wks)

Here are a few random pictures from this past week. I feel like I've been staring at Josh's racing photos for weeks now, so in order to put a fresh post I'll add these random pics....

First up, Julie & Jeremy came on Monday and stayed with us for a night before they headed to Nauvoo, Illinois for a vacation. I had to post this picture of Brynlie because she is so dang cute. We made some brownies and she was a big help! She is the type of girl who can make you laugh at the drop of the hat- sounds like her mommy!

Then, Saturday night Josh and I went to a PGE baseball game with some of our friends from the ward- Naomi & Jeremy. It was a lot of fun and our team ended up winning (that's always a plus), but to be honest, I think I have ADD because for the life of me I can't pay attention to anything anymore. I just think about the baby and nothing else makes it to my brain!

And last but not least is Josh and his massive feast! Don't we all wish we could eat that much and not have it add 5 lbs to us? Please don't judge me and think I'm the worst wife either- as you'll see Josh is eating 2 grilled cheese sandwiches, a bowl of Mac-n-cheese and then Ramen! I promise I do cook REAL and healthy meals (hence the carrots)! =)

Josh raced the Olympic Trials 10k this past Friday, July 4th!! He ended up taking 5th, which means that he just barely missed making the Olympic team because they only take the top 3, but it was still amazing to be there and to watch the whole thing. Josh's race was packed with guys who could have easily qualified, so it was a really interesting race to watch. He ran against 5 or 6 Olympians, and beat all but one of them.

Josh will almost immediately start training for the next big thing- marathons and road races. Then there is World's which happens every year inbetween the Olympics...so we'll see how those go!

After the race....

Josh and I just got back from Utah 2 weeks ago, and since then we've been getting ready for the Olympic Trials and have been busy with family. My mom's side of the family (the Warnicks) had their family reunion, which was a blast. I haven't seen so many of my cousins in a long time, so it was good to get together. I was able to go for a few days here and there but Josh had to stay and get prepped for his big race. We went to Shasta Lake to go boating one day and then were at a cabin on the McKenzie River a few days later.