Friday, April 18, 2008

Nothing to report on

O.K., So I'm officially stumped, I haven't had anything to report on for awhile, so this will probably be the most boring post ever. After over 3 weeks of "off-track" time, Ian went back to school on Monday. I had mixed feelings about year-around school, but I have to admit that I really look forward to his little breaks. He's such a good helper, and we had so much fun going to Wyoming for a few days, going to the Children's museum with his cousins, going swimming and the best part was that we got to sleep in and stay in our jammies as long as we wanted to. Ian is such a good helper and is so willing to take care of Morgan (as long as he gets some sort of payment) when I need him to. I'm looking forward to his summer break!

On another note...I'm planning Morgan's first Birthday party (UGH)! Why does it seem like your pregnant FOREVER and then when they finally come out they are turning 1 the next day! I keep thinking about how nervous, anxious, excited, elated & scared I was last year at this time, was I really finally going to have a baby, I most definitely looked pregnant and felt pregnant, but was it really really going to happen this time? Even up to the moment I had her, I was still unsure whether it was for real or not, because I had waited 5 long years and my body had played tricks on me before, so why should this time be for real? Morgan is our miracle baby! I'm looking forward to watching her grow and grow and grow this next year, but PLEASE don't grow too fast!

5 comments:

Jill said...

it happens too fast. the other day i was thinking that it felt like only yesterday when "mack" was my little 2 year old. one of my favorite ages. time has flown by. then it hit me. if 10 years has gone by THAT fast, another 10 years is going to scream by. in 10 years, he's going to be 22!!!! {gasp, choke, choke...pick me up off the floor}.

Kim said...

I can't believe she'll be a year old already! It does fly by way too fast. I haven't figured out the slow down process yet, but aren't they so much fun???
big kisses for Morgan!

R.G. said...

I've always wondered if year round school would work better here. The two months off in the summer, the part of the year no one wants to be outside (unless they want to die of heat stroke) makes no sense to me. And you would have the option of visiting place in all sorts of seasons.

Sharlyn said...

not boring at all! very heartfelt :) I went to one year of year round school in the sixth grade. It was surely different starting school in July, but the breaks during the year were nice.
My oldest child will be fourteen in August. FOURTEEN!! *passes out from shock*

Sharlyn said...

not boring at all! very heartfelt. I am amazed at how quickly my oldest son has grown. He will be FOURTEEN this August. Time for me to feel old, although those older than I am scoff when I say that :)