Updates are being made - Stay tuned!

We have been pretty busy - working to get Joshua home safe and sound. I have made a few updates to our Honeymoon, Event Horizon, Wedding 2005, and Josh's blog sites. Just wanted to put an entry in here to let you know. In Firefox( not internet explorer- in IE they are to the bottom - I dont know why - format issue) there are links to flickr badge - or other photos. All you need to do is click the badge and it will take you to the pictures. Enjoy!

See how Josh has Been

Josh's Blog shows Josh's first weeks. We are getting ready to bring Josh home.

Josh is doing well and Stacey is feeling better each day - We are updating our Josh site (posted to the right). Please leave comments as we love to hear from you.

Josh is Born

Josh was born on April 12, 2006 - there is a link to his page on the right. He is strong and we look forward to bringing him home. All our Love.

Week 26 - Over Half Way!

Hey there, Stacey is the 26th week - thought I would share this picture. We are both doing well and look forward to our upcoming Hawaii trip and the delivery of Joshua.

Updated Baby Pics - Jan 26th - Week 17

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It is official we are having a baby "BOY" (due around mid July 06) his name will be Joshua Asher Zorzi - Josh is just a great name.. Asher is Hebrew for "Happy". We can't wait to meet this little person. It has been such an amazing and life changing event so far. We feel blessed that we get to share this with all our friends and family. Stay tuned...

Baby Updates: Gender ?

We wanted to wish everyone the best and happiness in 2006. We have been getting things ready for our new baby. We still don't know the sex, but should find out soon. You can guess.
This year was filled with amazing things both our families. Stacey and I got married and traveled around the Caribbean. We have not slowed pace and have also gotten pregnant.









Here the baby is a little over 7 cm and is 13.5 weeks along. Stacey is doing well and continues to work hard. We are still diligently working on names which of course is a family affair.










It looks creepy at first, but it is the most amazing thing to see while it is happening. We can see the baby's face and body movement. It makes all so real - we are truly blessed.

Baby on Board!

On November 3rd we found out that we were pregnant. It sounds like around July 14th is the due date. Stacey had thought she might be pregnant, got the test, and positive it is. We have only told a few members of the family. Of course that only lasted so long. This past week we had to let it all out and tell our friends. Everyone has been so nice and excited. We are also excited and look forward to picking out baby clothes and equipment.
Stacey has had two ultrasounds to make sure everything is ok and so far so good. We went on Friday and could see the little heart beat. It was like a star shining. Here is the picture.

We are now looking forward, changing plans, making plans, and thinking about all the wonderful nights ahead. Thank you all for your blessings and cheer. Please add our blog and check in now and again. We will update this site as new information and ideas pop up. Take Care for now.

Chloe! What are you doing?

Chloe! She wanted to go with us on our Honeymoon. We had to pull out a can of tuna and lead her slowly out of the bag.. She came to us almost a year ago - She was in the slammer in Bellevue, Wa. We brought her home and she fit in quickly. We are very lucky.

Honeymoon

Here we are on our first cruise. We got married and ran off to warmer weather. We met many interesting people and teamed up with some folks from North Carolina. The drinks were plenty and the sun was refreshing. We look forward to more sea time in the future.

Travel - San Juans 2005

We have some interesting travel stories and want to share..
For the past few years, Howard and his pals venture to the San Juan's. It is a great kayak trip that includes driving to Anacortes, taking a ferry to Orcas Island, and paddling 2 miles. It is a great location with very vew visitors. It is very Robinson C. It is short lived - five days blows by quickly, but you go home with a new sense of the world. Details to follow.

OK here are a few of our 2005 trip. Get out and do it.