His lentil spaghetti became a hat during lunch so a quick sink bath before heading to the chiropractor today. He’s too big, wiggly and grabby for the sink bath, this will very likely be his very last one. File this under *what was I thinking?!*
This one started 2015 with a bang. To the head. So scary. Not how we planned on starting the new year. Jude and Jonah had a collision and Jonah hit his head hard on the floor. When Jason picked him up he went stiff, stopped crying, his hands extended and he was unresponsive. Similar to a seizure, but not. Jase eased him to the floor and we called 911, so scary. One ambulance ride and ER visit later, he’s fine. Active, busy, chatting up a storm. ER doctor says that it’s unlikely it was a seizure, just too many neurons firing at once from the fall. Better safe than sorry bringing him […]
I did a 365 Project a few years ago and looking back, I cherish each and every image. Then I got pregnant with Jonah and fell off the wagon. I picked it up here and there – but I’m going to be brave and jump in again for 2014. I’m excited! Even if I don’t hit every day, these images will be invaluable. They are our every day, our life, our details.
I’m calling this post Day Zero because it was technically taken on New Years Eve, 2014. It was a spontaneous capture during our NYE party at home. Jonah found my bible and put it on the little white kids table, pointing […]
So this happened! Ty bought a truck and I’m so excited for him! It was quite a process with several weeks of shopping only to have each prospect fall through. We finally found just the right one. 2004 Silverado for the win! It was a culmination of the people who love him coming together to finally make it happen. I had to include one photo of his most favorite passenger, Maggie! And if I’m being honest, I am little terrified of the anxiety of having my kid drive off alone for the first time. It throws me in to a whole new world of worry and prayer. My baby grew up, y’all. […]
This has definitely been our most challenging year so far homeschooling. I knew going in that it would be. With Jonah being mobile and just super busy, its been challenging for sure. Being able to teach Taryn and Jude with him underfoot has required a lot of patience and creative distractions for him. As his attention span get longer by the day, things are getting easier. Today’s distraction was chalk. It went great until I realized mid way through fixing lunch that he was drawing on the leg of my black yoga pants. In his defense, they did need some sprucing up and they were black just like the chalk board! Ha!
