Just A Note To Say Hi!

HI Everyone!
Well I just wanted to drop a note to say hi and hope that all of you are doing well. Byron accidentally got a virus on our computer so I am unable to send pictures until he gets that fixed. So I am using his work labtop.
Landen is growing up so fast. I will find out in two weeks what he weighs now. On my scale he weighs 17 lbs. He rolls over, tries to scoot, grabs my food, drinks from my cup, eats rice cereal every night and baby food every two days (he was eating it every night but he was getting constipated). He loves to scream out in excitment. He loves to grab my hair and pull as hard as he can. Now I know why so many new moms cut their hair short. He is so much fun and is deffinately a momma's boy. When I am holding him he will laugh and play with Byron, but when Byron holds him, he stares at me and watches my every move. Last night Byron was holding him and I was in the kitchen putting groceries away. He didn't take his eye off of me. Silly boy. We love him tons and are glad he is our little boy.
Well I was released from Visiting Teaching Supervisor to a new wonderful calling. I am actually excited about it. I was called to be the second counselor to the primary presidency. The old presidency was released because the priamary president's husband just got called to be bishop of our ward. So lots of new changes. My calling should be fun and exciting. I love kids. I substituded last Sunday for the Sunbeams class and I was telling my mom that I wouldn't mind being their teacher, (they didn't have one because the sunbeam teachers moved to Maricopa and then the new teachers at spur of the moment bought a house and moved to Maricopa also. What's up with people flocking to Maricopa.) So anyways, when a member of the bishopbric came over and said he wanted to call me to the primary I was thinking ok the sunbeams class but then he said second counselor to the presidency, my jaw dropped. What a surprise. But it should be fun.
Byron is still working all the time, including weekends on call. I don't like it, but not much I can do about it. But we are all doing well and hope all of you are too.