We just had a nice visit with Grandmama.
Shopping, eating out, movies & time together, you couldn't ask for a better weekend. The girls were sad to see her go, both cried after we dropped her off and Ash said the sweetest prayer for her at dinnertime. Thanks for coming Beverly, we love you!
I'm kinda getting use to my braces.
I'm still only eating soft foods, which means I have to let my cereal sit and get a little soggy. It's still a little painful to chew, plus difficult with the new way my teeth line up, but I've made huge improvements. It's nothing like those first 10 days, those were miserable. I wanted to rip the braces off my teeth and if I could have I would have.
I realized just how much I took for granted the ability to chew, the enjoyment I had in eating, and the ease of eating whenever, where ever.
I also began to realize that I was letting this one little pain take over and affect everything else in my life. I started to think about those who live with constant pain, deal with a hurt or brokenness on a daily basis. How do they still put a smile on. That has helped me remember to continue to smile even though this new smile hurts.
But during all this I was still able to enjoy a cup of coffee. And actually treated my self to many mochas. Something about the warmth of the drink made my teeth, for that moment, feel better.
Can you believe all the snow we got? I couldn't believe that it just kept snowing. Of course this is the weather we had the day after I just bought a new bike. Yep, I'm now a bike rider and thrilled to have one! I can finally keep up with the girls. They always pick to ride their bikes on our walks, leaving me way behind. No more! Now we just need a bike for J too.
Can it be March 8th already? That means I'm going to have an 8 year old very soon. Crazy! Abigail really wants a party even though I keep telling her it's our off year for doing a friend party. But, I have a sneaky feeling she's going to talk me into throwing one.
Soccer is soon approaching, I can't wait to watch her play and grow in her ability. I guess I should find out if her cleats still fit.
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And Ash. Everyday I look at her and can't believe how old she looks. Next month we sign her up for kindergarten. Crazy!
She's also going to play a sport this spring, T-Ball. She can hardly wait, last night she came down stairs in her new baseball pants and one of Abigail's old T-ball shirts, she looked adorable! I can't wait to watch her play too!
I could go on about everything swirling around in my head but I'll stop here ... maybe I should just blog more often. ;o)











