Big Mama

Home pregnancy test: 16 dollars
Two bottles of prenatal vitamins: 20 dollars
Numerous 12-packs of 7-up to get through morning sickness: 50 dollars
Numerous 12-packs of beer to get Aaron through the pregnancy: 200 dollars
Two ultrasounds to monitor the baby's growth: 400 dollars
A couple of sheet cakes from the bakery to satisfy cravings: 18 dollars
Money spent on gas to travel to clinics and hospital: too much
God willing, giving birth to a healthy baby: Priceless.
(well, not exactly priceless)





As of February 26, 2010:
-head is low, extremely low, so low I have to waddle and I want to push
-dilated "just about 2cm"
-membranes completely thinned
-urinary tract infection :(

Just like Daddy!

How fun it is to watch my husband and daughter together! God has blessed us with a wonderful child! Yet, she is beginning to become defiant, surely due to her age and we are then just starting our struggle with discipline. As you will see in the pictures below, God has made it easy for us to see that she mimics our behavior; so, perhaps we need to approach the "Terrible Two's" by behaving ourselves and setting the best example possible!?!?
Both love watching "WonderPets" and eating popcorn. It's typical for them to do this on a Wed or Thurs afternoon.
Mer got a step stool for Christmas and carries it around from room to room in order to participate in whatever it is that we're doing. She loves to help Daddy cook!
On SuperBowl Day, which we do not discuss the details of in our home, Aaron is teaching Meredith signals for first down and touch down.
After one of our big snows, Meredith is helping Daddy "shobel".
The two of them came home one Monday afternoon from the library with a VeggieTales workout video. Here they are in action: Daddy got a workout and Mer got the hiccups from giggling.

Snow fun at Jessie's!

Jessie is our neighbor across the street who watches Meredith in the mornings while I teach. She and her boys (Collin is the same age as Mer and Dylan is five) took her outside today to play in the snow!