Monday, November 2, 2009
Not Me! Monday
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Pregnancy Update: 30 weeks
I cannot believe how fast this pregnancy is flying by! In a way I'm ready for Lily to be here, but then I think about all the stuff I need to get done...
Thankfully I still have lots of energy and I'm slowly but surely getting things marked off my to-do list.
I'm feeling great except for the occasional backache. Lily is growing alot and moving tons too! At random times I'll have a foot poking out one side of my belly and when we push on it, something pokes out on the other side! It's pretty funny.
I'm so glad that I'm still able to workout about 4 times each week. I'm also still walking about 3 times each week. We've had so much rain, it's been hard to walk everyday.
The nursery has been put on hold since Jacob's accident, but hopefully soon we'll make some more progress! Our goal is to have it done by Thanksgiving.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
My Sweet Girl
Little Things
::My friends at Mimi's Babies gave me these adorable little socks for Lily Grace. Are they not the cutest things ever?! I just love them. It's so hard to find little girl socks with the sweet lace or crocheted edging.
::The other night I was at Target killing some time while Jacob played at a wedding. At separate times, two different ladies stopped me to tell me how good I looked in the dress I was wearing. It was the sweetest thing! Now, I'm not asking for compliments or anything like that, so please don't think that! I'm sure you would all agree that that would make any pregnant girl's day! It's nice to be assured that you look nice when you're pregnant because you feel so fat (at least I do), and you know that there's a lot more cellulite, uh, flab that clothes hopefully hide! Ha.
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Monday, October 26, 2009
Update & Prayer Request
We went to the doctor first thing this morning. Everything sounded good internally (lungs, breathing, heart, kidneys, etc) and the doctor is pretty sure that Jacob's ribs are cracked or bruised. Funny thing about ribs is that there is really no pain difference whether they are cracked or bruised.
Dr. F didn't feel like it was necessary to do x-rays, which was totally fine with us since we don't have health insurance. He gave Jacob a prescription pain patch to wear on his ribs, pain killer, and an anti-inflammatory. We were so blessed because the doctor gave us tons of samples so we don't have to pay for the prescriptions! God is faithful!
Jacob should be feeling better in a week or two. I'm going to go with him to school as much as possible to help him with the violins and teaching.
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I wanted to ask you to pray for my dear blogging friend Nikki and her family today. Their beautiful Trisomy 18 little girl was born on Friday and spent about an hour with her family before she went to be with Jesus. Today they are celebrating her life and honoring the Lord.
Please keep this family in your prayers, and if you feel led, stop by their blog and leave them a comment or an encouraging Bible verse. I have been following their story since they found out about Johanna's Trisomy 18, and I'm just amazed, challenged, and blessed by their godly testimony through this trial.
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Y'all have a great Monday!
Friday, October 23, 2009
Caffeinated Randomness: Accident
The game was going really well until my dear hubby decided to run a fastbreak (or whatever it's called) down the sideline, which happened to be the edge of the curb.
As I was watching, I knew something horrible was about to happen.
Jacob was running as fast as he could, with bare feet (because he had worn flipflops).
Someone touched him.
He lost his balance and tripped.
Crash!
He slammed extremely hard directly into the front of the pickup truck with it's lights on in the picture.
I thought he had hit his head. I thought he was dead. The full cup of water I was holding was thrown across the yard as I ran as fast as I could over to him.
Praise God he was alive!
He had actually hit his side and back against the truck. His foot was torn and bleeding, he couldn't breathe very well, and he thought he had some broken ribs. After he got up and rested, he decided that at worst his ribs were bruised or cracked. We didn't check the truck, but with as hard as Jacob hit it, I'm afraid it might've had a dent or other damage.
Thankfully we made it through the night, getting a decent amount of sleep, and he is going to the doctor for x-rays this morning.
I honestly have no idea how people make it when they lose a spouse. Last night, I saw the accident, thought my husband was dead, and had the scene replay in my mind for hours. It was horrible. I can only praise the Lord for his goodness to me and our family.
Today as I care for my dear husband, I am reminded to always be thankful for him, no matter what. And to always remember to tell him that I love him because we never know what can happen.
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Happy Friday! Go hug your family and make sure they know how much you love them!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Thankful Thursday
Today I am thankful for this verse...





