I think Carson may have been laughing at our golf swing at the driving range...mostly MY golf swing!
Monday, March 22, 2010
Bunch of sickos...
I think Carson may have been laughing at our golf swing at the driving range...mostly MY golf swing!
Friday, February 12, 2010
8 months and counting...
His shirt is from his grandma Carol, it says "Master Piece" and we think he is!
Carson pushing his lion like a big boy.
We have had some really nice sunny days and we have enjoyed those days VERY much, Carson loves the grass and being outside in the sunshine, he has been soaking up the vitamin D, I have as well!!! We are just busy, busy, busy enjoying our little guy and soaking in every moment with him as we are becoming all to aware how fast time is flying by! He is deliberately disobeying us when we tell him he cannot grow up!!! He just smiles and laughs when I kiss him....pretty soon he will be pushing me away saying "don't kiss me mom!" I can't imagine him saying "your embarrassing me mom!!!!" when I try to hold his hand on his first day of college! haha.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
7 months and counting...
Here he is playing some tunes and rockin' out. Is that not totally 100% a boy face if you ever saw one?! Look closely and you can see his bottom tooth!
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Carson's first Christmas...
It was especially a hard Christmas for my grandma without my grandpa, but Carson made her smile! We all missed my grandpa!
He got a bean bag with his name on it, he already loves to lay on it. He will love having things with his name on them so he doesn't have to share with his brother or sister someday! haha.
He loved opening his packages.
Here is Carson's stocking filled up by Santa the night before. I LOVE this picture because we waited and prayed for a baby for so long and to see a stocking with Carson's name on it this year was SO awesome! Thank you Lord for our beautiful baby boy this Christmas!
Saturday, December 19, 2009
A Big Slice of Humble Pie..
So the reason I blog is to send it out to our friends and family who we don't get to see often and also it is basically a journal that I will have forever to look back and see what our lives were like raising our kids.
So I want to remember this time, all the fun moments and not so fun ones along the way. This Christmas season is a special one for sure! We have our son and we feel beyond blessed this Christmas! We are also extremely sad at the same time with my grandpa missing his most favorite holiday, Christmas. And we are going to miss him and it just won't be the same. I've never had a Christmas without him in my life. Even harder is that my mom has never had a Christmas without her dad and my grandma has had 62 Christmas' with him. A bit bittersweet this year to say the least. Thank goodness Carson is here to bring smiles to our faces this Christmas!
Eric and I also, like every Christmas, have no money. I don't mean that in a poor me way, he is in school, it is no surprise. This will be our last Christmas that he will be in school so for that we are so excited! By the time Carson expects Santa to leave a special package, he will be able to, haha. Thank goodness we just have to get sippy cups and little things like that this year. I think that we all deserve a little humbling in our lives though, I mean it is a way to fully appreciate what we will have someday and still be understanding and compassionate for those who struggle. Trust me, we get the struggle part and the humbling part right now! haha. We still get spoiled with gifts every year, and it is a lousy feeling when you can't give anything back, but once again a big slice of humble pie thrown our way! So as much as we look forward to the TRUE meaning of Christmas and being with our families and eating yummy food, we also kind of dread the gift giving part, because we know we have nothing to give. I also realize that maybe I want to start a new tradition with our family when our kids our older. Maybe do something that doesn't involve so much "stuff", like going to a nursing home and visiting, or a homeless shelter, or just getting less gifts so they don't get so greedy. I think by not having so much at this time in our lives I am hoping at least it will help us to learn something from it and make a change so that when we do have the means we will still be humbled by this time in our lives.
So I want to remember this time, all the fun moments and not so fun ones along the way. This Christmas season is a special one for sure! We have our son and we feel beyond blessed this Christmas! We are also extremely sad at the same time with my grandpa missing his most favorite holiday, Christmas. And we are going to miss him and it just won't be the same. I've never had a Christmas without him in my life. Even harder is that my mom has never had a Christmas without her dad and my grandma has had 62 Christmas' with him. A bit bittersweet this year to say the least. Thank goodness Carson is here to bring smiles to our faces this Christmas!
Eric and I also, like every Christmas, have no money. I don't mean that in a poor me way, he is in school, it is no surprise. This will be our last Christmas that he will be in school so for that we are so excited! By the time Carson expects Santa to leave a special package, he will be able to, haha. Thank goodness we just have to get sippy cups and little things like that this year. I think that we all deserve a little humbling in our lives though, I mean it is a way to fully appreciate what we will have someday and still be understanding and compassionate for those who struggle. Trust me, we get the struggle part and the humbling part right now! haha. We still get spoiled with gifts every year, and it is a lousy feeling when you can't give anything back, but once again a big slice of humble pie thrown our way! So as much as we look forward to the TRUE meaning of Christmas and being with our families and eating yummy food, we also kind of dread the gift giving part, because we know we have nothing to give. I also realize that maybe I want to start a new tradition with our family when our kids our older. Maybe do something that doesn't involve so much "stuff", like going to a nursing home and visiting, or a homeless shelter, or just getting less gifts so they don't get so greedy. I think by not having so much at this time in our lives I am hoping at least it will help us to learn something from it and make a change so that when we do have the means we will still be humbled by this time in our lives.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Carson and The Claus..
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