Six years ago today, I said "I Do" to my best friend. I seriously can't believe it's been 6 years because that sounds like a long time (at least to me), but it has really flown by so quickly! In the time we've been married, we been through alot... not to say that's it all been easy, but I wouldn't change any of it for a second. When I look back to the people we were when we first married.... MAN, have we grown up! But I'm so proud of the couple we've become and the family we've created together. I'm so grateful for God's plan and that he brought us together when He did.
So to celebrate the big day, Jamie planned a trip to Huntsville for us. We left on Saturday mid-afternoon and did some tax-free shopping at Bridge Street. As surprising as it may be, Jamie is my favorite person to go shopping with (and he enjoys it too)... it's always been our thing, to go out of town and shop, and I always have so much fun shopping with him. He had made reservations at The Melting Pot, which I was SOO looking forward to. We ordered "The Big Night Out" which is 4 courses... first was cheese fondue with breads, veggies, and apples. Next was the salad (we had the Caprese salad), then the entrees... lobster, filet, chicken, shrimp, pork tenderloin, and sirloin that you fondue in a seasoned broth, and lastly, chocolate fondue with marshmellows, strawberries, bananas, etc! We chose the Chocolate S'mores, which was milk chocolate with marshmellow topping mixed in and crushed graham crackers... one word: AWESOME. It was quite an experience but afterwards, we hurt we were so full. We both decided next time, we would just do cheese and chocolate fondue. But MAN was it good! We stayed at the Westin Saturday night and then did a little more shopping on Sunday before we headed home. It was really nice to be able to spend time together, just the two of us!
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
All the toddlers who INDEPENDENT, throw ya' hands up at me...
So Noah's still going strong with the crawling and has even pulled up a couple of times on furniture. He tends to pull up on my parent's ottoman. I keep hoping I'll catch it on camera, but no such luck yet. I LOVE IT... I love that he's able to go where he wants and move all over the place. It's so cool watching him discover his new found independence. He's gone 2 years relying on me (or Jamie or whoever) to carry him to where he wants to go so it's that much more incredible to be able to witness him figure out that he can now go where he wants on his own! I feel like we are really about to see a whole new side of his personality. In the past, he freaked out if I left his side and this past week, he would just take off on his own to go explore... have I said I LOVE IT, because I do! :)
Now, along with the crawling, we have a bit of a predicament... once we moved, we converted Noah's crib to a bed and bought side rails to put on it. Yesterday, during his nap at my parent's house, he woke up and sat up, and apprently, crawled OFF the bed. So last night, we heard him crying, and found him sitting up in bed. I'm afraid he's going to begin crawling off the bed, or pull up on those rails and fall over them head first. So we ended up putting him on a blow-up mattress on the floor last night. I think we are going to have to convert his bed back to the crib to keep him from falling out of it!
Also, this past Thursday, we had the evaluation for the "spider suit" physical therapy program at Children's Hosp. and the therapist definitely thinks Noah will benefit from the program. He's been added to the waiting list. He'll probably begin in the fall/winter and it will be for 3 weeks, 3 days each week, 3 -4 hours a day... it's intense so I hope he's able to tolerate it. I'll tell ya what, God really was looking after us when it came to this program... in the past, the wait has been up to 2 years to get in the program... plus the wait just to get an evaluation is normally up to 6 months long! We were able to get an evaluation within 6 weeks, and will begin the program in less than 6 months! Not only that, but now that Noah has begun crawling and is becoming more independent, I think it will allow him to tolerate working with the therapist much better than if he wasn't crawling. I'm amazed at God's timing in this... things are truly falling into place perfectly.
Now, along with the crawling, we have a bit of a predicament... once we moved, we converted Noah's crib to a bed and bought side rails to put on it. Yesterday, during his nap at my parent's house, he woke up and sat up, and apprently, crawled OFF the bed. So last night, we heard him crying, and found him sitting up in bed. I'm afraid he's going to begin crawling off the bed, or pull up on those rails and fall over them head first. So we ended up putting him on a blow-up mattress on the floor last night. I think we are going to have to convert his bed back to the crib to keep him from falling out of it!
Also, this past Thursday, we had the evaluation for the "spider suit" physical therapy program at Children's Hosp. and the therapist definitely thinks Noah will benefit from the program. He's been added to the waiting list. He'll probably begin in the fall/winter and it will be for 3 weeks, 3 days each week, 3 -4 hours a day... it's intense so I hope he's able to tolerate it. I'll tell ya what, God really was looking after us when it came to this program... in the past, the wait has been up to 2 years to get in the program... plus the wait just to get an evaluation is normally up to 6 months long! We were able to get an evaluation within 6 weeks, and will begin the program in less than 6 months! Not only that, but now that Noah has begun crawling and is becoming more independent, I think it will allow him to tolerate working with the therapist much better than if he wasn't crawling. I'm amazed at God's timing in this... things are truly falling into place perfectly.
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