Saturday started off like any other day. I wrote a post about the adventure we’d been on Friday night. I hung out with the boys while DJ and his dad ran up to retrieve the remainder of our belongings from storage. I didn’t feel, for a moment, that I was going to have the baby. [...]
Oliver Ian August 28, 2010 6:22pm 6lbs 9ozs, 20″ He is almost an exact replica of newborn Dylan. But with a more hair and less chin. He’s perfectly healthy and is proving to be a champion sleeper. I adore him to pieces already. So do his brothers. So does his daddy, but those pictures will [...]
Let me tell you a little story. Three years ago today Zach was 11 days old and Dylan was 2 1/2. They looked a little something like this at the time: It was early in the morning and DJ had recently left for work. I was prepping myself for a day alone with my two [...]
I can see it ahead. The finish line is approaching. Rapidly. I had my ultrasound with the perinatologist yesterday and thankfully the baby is doing just fine. He’s measuring right on track at a solid 6lbs. The only downside to this is that it means they won’t induce me tomorrow. Which sucks, but I’m finding [...]
I had my 38 week appointment this morning. I was very curious to see how I’ve progressed in the past week. Yesterday was a long day of feeling…off. I’d felt all day like things were happening, so I was certain that I’d get a good progress report from my Doctor. And I wasn’t disappointed. I’m [...]
I’m tired. And still pregnant. And uncomfortable. And all I really want to do is sit on the couch and eat ice cream. I CERTAINLY don’t feel like writing anything. Except Dylan started Kindergarten today and Heather says I have to write about it now, because if I have the baby tonight, I’ll never get [...]
Well, HELLO there! Notice anything different? Maybe the new look? Or the new name? Since everything in my life is changing lately, I felt an urge to change things up a bit here as well. A new direction for my site to commemorate all the big things happening to me behind the scenes. What big [...]
