Wow. So much has happened since I last wrote, and there's so little time to write all the juicy details...and...let's face it...you know there's juicy details. I mean, come on, it's me. We're in Logan now and Justin did a wonderful job last week as an official pastor-for-the-first-time. I am so proud of him. Gabe was.....well....Gabe. Big and crazy and constantly moving. I love him to pieces. I am loving being a stay-at-home mom with little Gabe. I have never seen him so happy. I've never actually been with him 24/7. It was always kinda both daddy and me, but now it's like mommy time all day long. It's tiring and sometimes irritating, but at the end of the day, when all's said and done and my little one is tucked in for the night sleeping peacefully, I still miss having him in my arms. I never thought I could feel that way about him! And yet I am still somewhat relieved as I can finally have some relaxing time with Justin. What a life I have made for myself...and that God has blessed me with.
In the meantime, I am making our humble home look beautiful. I love home decorating, and the process is coming along slowly, but nevertheless the place is beginning to feel like home. I just put up all the nick nacks on the bottom shelves in the living room just in time to move them up. Gabe will be walking soon. Sigh. And his two little teeth are coming up as crooked as ever. What's up with that? And our other little one that sure as heck better be a girl...SHE must be fine cause I haven't heard any complaints! We are so ectatic! I've been a little queezy and craving mashed potatoes and coffee ice cream...nothing too out of the ordinary for me. Life is good. Actually, this last week things have been too good...if I can say that. For me, that means one of two things: 1) Not so fast, Jess...give it a week for your system to adjust. You're in shock sweetie. It's only a matter of time....OR 2) Everything is A.OK. I'll let you know in a week.
I miss you all so much! One thing so far being here in Logan...it can get lonely being at home for most of the day. I mean...Gabe is great company, but a gurls gotta have SOMEONE to talk to when hubby's gone all day. I pray the Lord sends someone soon! We will have the internet on the 19th so I will update again then...goodnight blog world.
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Time to play catch up...
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Hey Jess! I am glad to hear that all is well. So are you living in parsonage? Keep in touch and I pray that you will find some chicas to talk to!
Hey, Jess! I'm a stay-at-home mommy, too, so I understand the need for some adult convo! Feel free to call me anytime! I'll email you my number if you want! I don't want to post it on here for God-knows-who to see! Hope the pregnancy's going well and that you don't get too sick! Sounds like you have some of the baby-girl cravings, though! We'll be praying!
Sounds like things are going well for y'all. I hope I will be able to do the stay at home mom thing, at least for a while... I am working right now though.... I can't help it, I love to teach! Best wishes to both of you and the little ones! I'll be praying for a girl!
hey jess,
gotta post you might think is kind of funny... unless you think less of me after it... but i hope not... check it out...
blessings for you... watched my old slingshot video... man i had fun with that... thanks buddy for being a part of it...
Dude, where ARE you?
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