{several iPhone pictures are included in this post} I will remember the moment I found out I was pregnant with every one of my girls. It’s etched in my brain, and even just recalling it brings butterflies to my stomach. It is such a surreal feeling to go from the second of thinking you are […]
My grandad moved from London, England to America when he was 29 years old. Nine years later, he married my Gram. He was a painter, and I can remember as a child thinking how cool it was when he would point out big buildings in Los Angeles and tell us he painted them. My grandad
She turns 5 tomorrow. Five things I love about our little dimple face. 1. Her HUGE heart. She has so much love to give. She loves unconditionally. There are times where she is getting in trouble for something and before I can even finish scolding her she is telling me she loves me. 2. Her
As we sat down to eat tonight, the kids said they wanted to say the prayer. Our usual dinner time prayer consists of singing “Oh the Lord’s been good to me” or “Johnny Appleseed”, so I figured they would chose one of the two. Instead, Sophia (who must have been designated by the younger ones)
her first tooth would fall out!
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My first little girl turns 6 on Sunday. I can remember the moment she was born so clearly. I can remember the doctor laying her in my arms after what seemed like forever and that realization that we got to take her home with us. I was forever responsible for this little life. What a
What’s for dinner mom? Peas? hmmm… Ok, well you know I will try anything once. I got this, mom. Ahh!!! Wash it down, wash it down!! Spit out whatever is left in there! For reals, mom? You LIKE these? Sure. Maybe if I smile she won’t make me finish them.
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She may have mastered using chopsticks but we clearly have a long way to go with spaghetti.
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