It's been a while.
Things are going better than I could hope for. I am comfortable, energized, and anxious.We feel like we've turned the corner and are now in the home stretch. The doctor's visits are more frequent which is yet another reminder that the time is coming. I have realized that my mobility and coordination isn't what it once was but still find myself participating in PE whenever I can. Not sure what bean thinks about all the bumps when I attempt to run, but I haven't heard any complaints.
I feel like the people in my life are my biggest blessing. Looking back over the past two months I've really started to realize how much people do for me.
First, my dad. He has spent countless hours in our basement getting it ready to be lived in. Drywalling, painting, putting up the ceiling and cleaning it seems like he is always busy doing stuff for us. He doesn't complain, but rather shows up cheerfully even after putting in hours on the farm. He expects nothing in return and often turns away any small token of thanks that we do offer. He is involved, cares that things get done the way they should, and is constantly looking for ways to help out. Those are just some of the reasons he is an amazing dad and grandpa. I'm sure our little bean will always be looking for ways to hang out with Gramps!
Second, my mom. She had a milestone birthday lately and was deserving of more than she got. I could never repay her for all she's done and continues to do. The most precious gift we have is time together. She listens when I need to talk, dries my tears when I need to cry, and smiles when I need that reassurance. I truly believe that together we make each other better. She holds me accountable and builds my confidence. She is my source of advice and voice of reason. I love her dearly and appreciate and cherish the time we have together.
Finally, Sean. He gives me flutters. The other day as he walked across the school yard to bring me a lawn chair I couldn't help but smile at his presence. When he is close I feel safe. When he is away I miss him. His actions, words, and kindness make me feel beautiful. His excitement about our life together gets me through each day. Things with him keep getting more interesting and each day I am assured that I am with the man who was meant to be my husband. There is nobody who could make me happier. While I certainly am beyond thrilled to meet our baby, I am equally as excited to see Sean become a daddy. He will be amazing.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Lucky Me
It's been a while.
Things are going better than I could hope for. I am comfortable, energized, and anxious.We feel like we've turned the corner and are now in the home stretch. The doctor's visits are more frequent which is yet another reminder that the time is coming. I have realized that my mobility and coordination isn't what it once was but still find myself participating in PE whenever I can. Not sure what bean thinks about all the bumps when I attempt to run, but I haven't heard any complaints.
I feel like the people in my life are my biggest blessing. Looking back over the past two months I've really started to realize how much people do for me.
First, my dad. He has spent countless hours in our basement getting it ready to be lived in. Drywalling, painting, putting up the ceiling and cleaning it seems like he is always busy doing stuff for us. He doesn't complain, but rather shows up cheerfully even after putting in hours on the farm. He expects nothing in return and often turns away any small token of thanks that we do offer. He is involved, cares that things get done the way they should, and is constantly looking for ways to help out. Those are just some of the reasons he is an amazing dad and grandpa. I'm sure our little bean will always be looking for ways to hang out with Gramps!
Second, my mom. She had a milestone birthday lately and was deserving of more than she got. I could never repay her for all she's done and continues to do. The most precious gift we have is time together. She listens when I need to talk, dries my tears when I need to cry, and smiles when I need that reassurance. I truly believe that together we make each other better. She holds me accountable and builds my confidence. She is my source of advice and voice of reason. I love her dearly and appreciate and cherish the time we have together.
Finally, Sean. He gives me flutters. The other day as he walked across the school yard to bring me a lawn chair I couldn't help but smile at his presence. When he is close I feel safe. When he is away I miss him. His actions, words, and kindness make me feel beautiful. His excitement about our life together gets me through each day. Things with him keep getting more interesting and each day I am assured that I am with the man who was meant to be my husband. There is nobody who could make me happier. While I certainly am beyond thrilled to meet our baby, I am equally as excited to see Sean become a daddy. He will be amazing.
Things are going better than I could hope for. I am comfortable, energized, and anxious.We feel like we've turned the corner and are now in the home stretch. The doctor's visits are more frequent which is yet another reminder that the time is coming. I have realized that my mobility and coordination isn't what it once was but still find myself participating in PE whenever I can. Not sure what bean thinks about all the bumps when I attempt to run, but I haven't heard any complaints.
I feel like the people in my life are my biggest blessing. Looking back over the past two months I've really started to realize how much people do for me.
First, my dad. He has spent countless hours in our basement getting it ready to be lived in. Drywalling, painting, putting up the ceiling and cleaning it seems like he is always busy doing stuff for us. He doesn't complain, but rather shows up cheerfully even after putting in hours on the farm. He expects nothing in return and often turns away any small token of thanks that we do offer. He is involved, cares that things get done the way they should, and is constantly looking for ways to help out. Those are just some of the reasons he is an amazing dad and grandpa. I'm sure our little bean will always be looking for ways to hang out with Gramps!
Second, my mom. She had a milestone birthday lately and was deserving of more than she got. I could never repay her for all she's done and continues to do. The most precious gift we have is time together. She listens when I need to talk, dries my tears when I need to cry, and smiles when I need that reassurance. I truly believe that together we make each other better. She holds me accountable and builds my confidence. She is my source of advice and voice of reason. I love her dearly and appreciate and cherish the time we have together.
Finally, Sean. He gives me flutters. The other day as he walked across the school yard to bring me a lawn chair I couldn't help but smile at his presence. When he is close I feel safe. When he is away I miss him. His actions, words, and kindness make me feel beautiful. His excitement about our life together gets me through each day. Things with him keep getting more interesting and each day I am assured that I am with the man who was meant to be my husband. There is nobody who could make me happier. While I certainly am beyond thrilled to meet our baby, I am equally as excited to see Sean become a daddy. He will be amazing.
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Mandy said...
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Sweet Melissa! It will be exciting to see you become parents together!!
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May 11, 2011 at 9:29 PM
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Sweet Melissa! It will be exciting to see you become parents together!!
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