Wednesday, October 15, 2008



"What a beautiful life we all are given! Sure, it's got some hurdles every now and then, but in the end, all rain does is make the flowers grow higher and prettier. I hope I get to share some of your flowers with you, and maybe spend some time playing in the puddles with you while it's pouring."


A dear friend of mine posted this quote to her blog and I absolutely loved it. We go back to Atlanta in November for more hearing tests. We are pretty nervous as we will begin to get a better idea of Nate's hearing. We pray that we will have better results, but as the quote states it is about the journey that we will go through. We know that we are lucky to have treatment options, but we hope that he will be able to hear.
He is doing so good. He is really reaching for things and holding on for dear life..including my hair. He is happy all the time, especially after his naps, and I enjoy every moment with him. My heart melts every time he gives me one of his giant smiles. He is such a sweetheart.
Nate really liked his second go round in the high chair. We tried peas for the first time and he really liked them. I think we are going to skip rice cereal all together.
Nate is one of those babies that doesn't spit up...He throws up. He really gave us a good soaking and all I could do was laugh. It was all over him and me, including in my hair.


3 comments:

The Benich Family said...

Yeah, I'd call that throw up! WOW! If it makes you feel better, Wade threw up in my mouth (and everywhere else) last week. And to make things better it was 6:00am so I was barely awake to react. I just walked straight into the shower. Gotta love motherhood!!!

Elizabeth said...

I love the visuals you put on your blog. The exersaucer on crack, and now the photo of puke. Motherhood is so REAL, isn't it?

One time at 2am I was changing Jackson after a feeding, and he started to poop. I wasn't thinking, but realized I didn't want to change yet another outfit, so I stuck my hand out and caught it. Ugh. Then I thought, "NOW what do I do?!"

I'm so excited that you quoted my friend Joe in your post. I emailed him a link to it.

And thank you for the beautiful words you left in the comments of my blog. Your compliments mean so much to me! Strength is a funny thing, isn't it? Just when we think we can't take any more, we find a whole new reservoir of strength inside us. It's amazing how resilient God has made us!

Our Home said...

I love this quote! Ya'll are an encouragement to us all!