Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
15 days!
James is 15 days old today. He had his 2 week appointment today and he's perfect. Healthy, growing and perfect.
He was born at 7 pounds 3 ounces and now he's 7 pounds 14 ounces. Dr. Mark says that's fantastic.
He was born at 21 inches and now he's at 21 and a half inches. Dr. Mark says that's perfect. That's the 75th percentile. (Well, he does have tall parents)
His head circumferance is 36cm. That's the 25th percentile.
A friend from church drove me to the appointment. I LOVE this church.
They are providing some meals.
They're driving us to doctor's appointments.
They come over and hold James while he's awake so I can do other things.
They're giving us a baby shower in a couple weeks.
They're always interested in how we're doing.
They let us and welcome us to participate in the church--as soon as we came (we lead worship, we're on a committee, I'm involved in GEMS).
They unloaded our moving truck and brought it all up two flights of stairs. They hadn't even met us, yet!
Someone's knocking on my apartment door. Just a sec...
Eric just came home a day early and surprised me! I'm outta here!
He was born at 7 pounds 3 ounces and now he's 7 pounds 14 ounces. Dr. Mark says that's fantastic.
He was born at 21 inches and now he's at 21 and a half inches. Dr. Mark says that's perfect. That's the 75th percentile. (Well, he does have tall parents)
His head circumferance is 36cm. That's the 25th percentile.
A friend from church drove me to the appointment. I LOVE this church.
They are providing some meals.
They're driving us to doctor's appointments.
They come over and hold James while he's awake so I can do other things.
They're giving us a baby shower in a couple weeks.
They're always interested in how we're doing.
They let us and welcome us to participate in the church--as soon as we came (we lead worship, we're on a committee, I'm involved in GEMS).
They unloaded our moving truck and brought it all up two flights of stairs. They hadn't even met us, yet!
Someone's knocking on my apartment door. Just a sec...
Eric just came home a day early and surprised me! I'm outta here!
Labels:
church people,
doctor's appointment,
Eric,
James
Location:
St Louis, MO, USA
Friday, January 13, 2012
Of not being pregnant
There are two things about not being pregnant that I love:
(there's more, but here are two that are coming to mind at this exact moment).
No heartburn.
I can slouch.
Labels:
heartburn,
not pregnant,
slouch
Location:
St Louis, MO, USA
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
Gift Card Luck
Five months ago Eric and I found a Starbucks gift card. No one was around. It didn't have a name on. We assumed it was probably empty, but I put it in my wallet anyway.
Two nights ago, while being very pregnant, but also being New Year's Eve, Eric and I went out to a cute area in our town and walked around a bit. There were free horse drawn carriage rides if you waited an hour--and shared your carriage with strangers. We went to Starbucks.
We each ordered a drink and a snack. I remembered the gift card and handed it to the nice lady with a: "I have no idea if there's anything left on here."
She checked.
"There's a bit."
$7.42 worth.
NICE!
On Black Friday, I had my first experience ever with ... well, Black Friday. And I didn't shop. I work in retail and had a shift that day. It was a lot of fun. It was crazy busy the whole time and I just kept helping customers. Anyway. While walking past the clearance section I found a gift card on the floor.
For: A Children's Place.
The envelope says there's $8.62 on the card.
I let my manager know and when no one claimed it in the appropriate amount of time, I took it home.
Once I find out the gender of Kiki Bebe (which we often call him/her), I'll be using that card on a little something.
Two nights ago, while being very pregnant, but also being New Year's Eve, Eric and I went out to a cute area in our town and walked around a bit. There were free horse drawn carriage rides if you waited an hour--and shared your carriage with strangers. We went to Starbucks.
We each ordered a drink and a snack. I remembered the gift card and handed it to the nice lady with a: "I have no idea if there's anything left on here."
She checked.
"There's a bit."
$7.42 worth.
NICE!
On Black Friday, I had my first experience ever with ... well, Black Friday. And I didn't shop. I work in retail and had a shift that day. It was a lot of fun. It was crazy busy the whole time and I just kept helping customers. Anyway. While walking past the clearance section I found a gift card on the floor.
For: A Children's Place.
The envelope says there's $8.62 on the card.
I let my manager know and when no one claimed it in the appropriate amount of time, I took it home.
Once I find out the gender of Kiki Bebe (which we often call him/her), I'll be using that card on a little something.
Labels:
A Children's Place,
Black Friday,
gender,
gift card,
New Year's Eve,
Starbucks
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