Welcome to the Clark family blog. Yes, you probably heard it through the grapevine, but you can read it right here! Both Jason and Kim grew up in Nebraska and about five years ago planted their roots in small-town Seward, Nebraska. Jason works in the construction field and Kim shares her love of agriculture working for corn farmers. They have two spirited, inquisitive, highly-energetic children. Olivia is three and Liam recently turned a year old.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Another decade come and gone!!!!
Sunday, December 18, 2011
It's a ......?
We had a great time host family and friends at our house so everyone could find out the gender together along with us.
No, we didn't know what we were having prior to the Gender Party. It was a great surprise to see the inside of the cake as pink. Now we can begin planning for the arrival of our little girl.
We all thought it was a boy. We were wrong. Yes, that will probably be the first and last time I will be wrong! :)
They thought it was girl and they were right! We can't wait for the arrival of our little princess! :)
The big reveal! You can see the
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Baby Pictures!!!!!
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Halfway through
At 19 weeks, I had my check-up and ultrasound last week. It was my 4th appointment and 3rd ultrasound. There have not been any problems or complications in my pregnancy so I won't bore you with all details about why I've had so many ultrasounds. My appointment last week was a scheduled ultrasound and Jason came along with me.
When the ultrasound tech began looking at the baby, the baby's hands were behind its head. For those of you who know Jason, he sleeps with his hands behind his head. (Yep, I get elbowed almost every night). The baby is about 10 ounces (9 is average for 19 weeks). Everything looked good, but the tech couldn't see the full view of the heart so I will have another ultrasound at my next appointment.
We even got to see a 3-D image of the baby. Next time I post, I will put the 3-D pics on the blog. How amazing is technology that we can see 3-D images. The facial features were amazing!
The answer is yes! We did find out the gender. Well, not exactly. The gender was determined, but the tech wrote down the gender and sealed it in an envelope. The envelope (although sitting in our SUV) will be going to the bakery.
Next month, we will invite family and friends over for a gender party. After dinner, we will cut the cake and find out along with family and friends the gender of Baby Clark. The inside of the cake will be blue for a boy and pink for a girl.
If you want to find out what we are having.......you will have to wait just like us! :)
Oh yes, I will scan the 3-D images and put them on the blog in a few days.
Monday, August 15, 2011
The Stork is Coming!
I am 15 week already and time is flying by. We are looking forward to the change this will bring to our house and family. Jason, being the expert painter, is excited to decorate the nursery. He has been researching and looking for ideas for a few weeks now. It's hard to narrow your choice down to one look when there are so many nursery designs that we like.
And the question everyone wants to know...Yes, we will find out what we are having. In fact, we are having a gender party. If you are like me, you have never heard of this before. Once I explain it to you, you will be really excited too! The ultrasound tech will determine the sex on Sept 12 during my appointment, write it down, and seal it in an envelope. Then, Jason and I take the envelope to the cake person (with the envelope still sealed) and she colors the inside of the cake blue or pink. When we have our gender party, guests (our families and close friends) will wear pink if they think it's a girl and blue if they think it's a boy. No one, including Jason and I, will find out the sex until we cut into the cake! How exciting is that!
Check back for more updates on Baby Clark.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
New Year, New.....
Wow,where has the time gone! With a new year, we are taking on new ventures. First of all, Jason is no longer working in the field painting. He is still working for the same company but has been promoted to estimating jobs. Although he didn't like the thought of sitting behind a desk all day, he really likes his job. He is in a much better bood in the evening, too.
As for me, I have started a new job. A couple of weeks ago, I started with the Nebraska Corn Board as an Ag Program Manager. My work will deal with ethanol programming, promotion, and education. I will be working with ethanol plant, fueling stations, state fire marshals, auto dealer, and I will be educating the general public about flex fuel vehicles (FFV) and using ethanol as fuel. Although I have only been there for a couple of weeks, I have a full travel schedule for the next 2 months. I will be in Tampa, Dallas, Phoenix, South Dakota, Missouri, and the list goes on. The month of February only has me in the office for 10 days.
I have also began tweeting for the Nebraska Corn Board @NECorn4Ethanol. Follow me.
Oh yes, how could I forget! To celebrate our first anniversary, Jason and I took a much needed vacation. We went to Cancun for a week. What an experience that was! We swam in the ocean (a first for me), went ziplining, rapelling, snorkling in underwater caves, and RELAXED! The resort we staying in was fabulous! We had waiters bringing us food and drinks all day long! What else can you ask for!
Enjoy some of the pics from our vacation in Mexico.
Kim and Jason

Thursday, September 16, 2010
It's that time of year again....
Last week was the second game of the season. One of my friends, decided she wanted to go downtown to watch the game. So at 9:30 in the morning, I put out our Husker flag and decor on the house, and began the venture to downtown Lincoln, along with 100,000 other Husker fans. I was fortunate enough to find a parking spot right away. Although I was dreading getting into a sports bar, I got there early enough (10:45) that I got us a table right away.
The game ended with a victory, but on the way home I received a text messsage from one of our neighbors. Something happened to our house. I was thinking Oh no! Is it on fire, did someone break in?
Well, a couple of minutes later, I received this........
Yes, our house was invaded by the K-State flag. The same neighbor that sent the text message also took down our Husker flag and replaced it with his K-State flag. Jason and I knew it would happen sooner or later but not this soon.Just remember, paybacks are a bi***!



