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Friday, 20 March 2009

  • 7 months going on 8 years...

    It has been awhile since I've been on. My best friend came up to MI from PA to visit me and at the end of her visit spur of the moment I decided I would go back with her and visit family in PA. My hubby said have fun and enjoy. So that is where my daughter and I are currently. So anyways to get to the point of my title...

    My family last saw her when she was 2 months old. Long time. She is now 7 months. But she thinks she is older then that.. she crawls with no trouble at all... even on slippery tile floors. She feeds herself, not always in a very clean way. But she gets the job done! and She is currently working on standing without any help... She blows my mind! She will pull her self up on anything. Walk while holding onto the edge of anything. She drinks from a regular cup, just needs help setting it down when she is done completely. She has to eat what everyone else is eating... Where did my little 7 month old go??? She thinks she is a big kid! I've heard she is so advance for several reasons.. good genes (from her dad is my opinion) and because she is a first child...

    Has anyone else had a child grow up so fast??



    Well anyways other then trying to keep up with entertaining my daughter and finding new things for her little brain, My husband got his scores back for the ASVABS. For those who dont know what those are, they are the "SAT's" for the military. He scored an 81!!!! Which is totally awesome! I am so proud of him. Because of this score, they told him any job the coast guard as to offer is open to him.... So I am pretty excited and so is he. They originally told him that for the rest of this year they are only taking those who score 65 and above... because 65 is considered hard to get. Well he blew them out of the water!! he goes for MEPS on April 7th. Hopefully that will all go smoothly too...

    well i am out. It midnight and I gotta get some sleep. Night ya'll!

Saturday, 03 January 2009

  • MIssing mommy and Daughter time

    I So very much miss my time with my daughter. I started working at a ski resort to help pay bills and so forth. As many people have to do to even try to make ends meet with today's economy. Well as many people can guess the christmas and new year holidays make ski resorts very busy. I was hired to work in the ski school program. As a person to run the front desk and help kids get ski rentals and so forth.  Well I have worked everyday for the past 11 days. I ended up sick yesterday and had to call of work. (not my ideal day off of work) I could barely hold my daughter. I tried to keep my distance anyways cause I didn't want to make her sick. So now Since I had a "day off" from work I was asked to work tomorrow. I so desperately miss my daughter. I typically work 10 hour days. I am gone before she wakes up, and see her about half hour before she goes to bed. Working in the child care center/ski school reminds me of all the time I am not spending with my daughter. Today I didnt have anyone to watch her for me while my husband and I were at work, so she came to work with me and I had her put in the nursery. (Not my ideal situation either) Well the women I work with I trust, they did a wonderful job with her today. She did have a break down half way through the day. Remember she is only 5 months. I had to go sit and rock/nurse her for half hour and she finally calmed down. It broke my heart. I am just glad I was there to comfort her. She had a very long and big day. She zonked out early tonight. She is sleeping next to me right now. I think the experience was good for her. I just won't be doing it all the time. Becasue after she calmed down, I handed her back to one of the ladies who work the nursery part of the child care center. Of course she started to cry and reached for me...She has just started reaching for people she wants to go to. So as you can imagine, it tore at my heart even more. So I held her a little longer. She finally stayed with the ladies up stairs. When I went back up at the end of the day she had taken a long nap and then was sitting in her car seat talking (cooing) to Sharron who was doing the "dishes" SO it made me happy to see that she got beyond her break down. I asked Ana at the beginning of the day to speak spanish to her. Cause I would love for her to be bilingual. Which Ana didnt mind doing since it is her native language. Alexandria really seemed to like listening to her speak. Well I am glad for the hours, but I am glad we are through the busiest time of the season. The amount of days I work will be a lot less. Hopefully after the season is over I won't have to work anymore. Unless I want to. My husband and I decided it would be best in this economy for him to enlist. I will miss him greatly. But its a chance to be paid to travel. Not always to fun places, but still travel the country more. He will recieve a decent pay. and I will have the chance to go back to college. 6 years will pass by faster then I know. Its hard to think Alex will be 6 or 7 years by the time he would get out. Well I do believe I have babbled on and on long enough.

     

    How is everyone else holding up?

Tuesday, 23 December 2008

  • Immus' n other things

    My daughter recently got her second set of shots. I feel so bad for her. I know the shots are good for her but i have a terrible needle phobia n so someone else like daddy of grandma have to go in the room with her. And so far each time she has a rather unpleasant reactions to them. She spikes a fever . And which ever leg she gets a certain shot in swells n becomes rock hard. She gets really tired n fussy. Its just hard seeing her like that. I know it better then looking thru a hospital window or into a casket. but its still hard. So i always spend 2 days with her attached to me cuz she doesnt want to be put down and she gets Tylenol every 4 hours.

    So besides shots she has discovered she loves to sit at the comp and watch me type. She would love to help me type, so we got her an old keyboard to play with. Her favorite teething toy is a wooden spoon. So much for all the fancy teething toys we got her.

    Do your kids have reactions to shots and what do you do about it? and what are/were your kids favorite toys at 5 months?

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Thursday, 11 December 2008

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  • Im 22, married and a mother of a beautiful little girl named Alexandria. She was a surprise when we found out about her...and so far every day is a surprise with her

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