9 moths old. Where has the time gone? It's funny how some things seem as though they didn't happen that long ago and yet others seem so far in the past.
It's been 9 months since he joined our family and it seems to have flown by and I can't imagine my life any other way. So much has changed and it is all going too fast. I want to slow down time and get every bit out of every moment. He changes so much every day and I am loving being home with h![]()
im. Every time I get frustrated with my job, parents, and budgets, I remember "Summer Break", that keeps it all in perspective. I get to spend 3 months a year pretending to be a stay at home mom, and loving it. Any other job and that wouldn't happen.
In the last 9 months not only did I give birth to the most perfect baby on the planet, but we had to have a major surgery performed on him. I have seen him begin to smile when we come home, laugh, crawl (well kind of), and do the Miller grunt you have to see him, Jeremy, and Mark all do that it's hilarious, and so much more. I am excited about what is, and what is yet to come. I don't want to look so far forward that I miss the now, because now is GREAT! Even today it was like he knew what I needed. I picked him up from his crib this morning and we just sat there and cuddled for 20 minutes or so. Him with his head on my shoulder listening to SOS, today could not get any better!
It's been 9 months since he joined our family and it seems to have flown by and I can't imagine my life any other way. So much has changed and it is all going too fast. I want to slow down time and get every bit out of every moment. He changes so much every day and I am loving being home with h
im. Every time I get frustrated with my job, parents, and budgets, I remember "Summer Break", that keeps it all in perspective. I get to spend 3 months a year pretending to be a stay at home mom, and loving it. Any other job and that wouldn't happen. In the last 9 months not only did I give birth to the most perfect baby on the planet, but we had to have a major surgery performed on him. I have seen him begin to smile when we come home, laugh, crawl (well kind of), and do the Miller grunt you have to see him, Jeremy, and Mark all do that it's hilarious, and so much more. I am excited about what is, and what is yet to come. I don't want to look so far forward that I miss the now, because now is GREAT! Even today it was like he knew what I needed. I picked him up from his crib this morning and we just sat there and cuddled for 20 minutes or so. Him with his head on my shoulder listening to SOS, today could not get any better!
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