November the third

Grateful for my health today.

I have poor vision and allergies, but I'd take that over a lot of things.

Im working on never being one of Micah's patients.

November already.

SHEESH.

Dear world,

This month is the time for turkeys, cornucopias, and stories of the pilgrims progress, but most importantly gratitude. They say a happy person is a grateful one, so this month I will be blogging one thing I am thankful for, every day, starting, uh, now.

I got the idea from my friend. So naturally, my first thankful post is that I am grateful for her. Sorry, I don’t mean to embarrass, but I’m not really that sorry. For privacy I will call her “Sylvia”.

Sylvia and I were neighbors in Chicago. Then I decided to be a jerk and move across the country. Somehow, Jessica still remained a friend to me (Oops, I meant Sylvia), and darn it if she hasn’t been one of the best ones. If it weren’t for her I don’t really know how I would have gotten through this mess of a move and new baby and all that. So thanks Jess. SYLVIA! Her name is Sylvia.

By the way, if you want a good read, I suggest taking a look at her account of the hospital stay after her son was born. (We also were pregnant at the same time and our children were born exactly two weeks apart –  either a really cathartic or really hormonally charged experience, take your pick) Here is the link, you will not be sorry.

Link.

 Pregnancy and psychosis go hand in hand.

Oh and, since I missed November 1st, yesterday I was grateful for… cheese. Yup. Cheese.

I’m a Mormon, yo!

Haha. That is my lame attempt at being “cool.”

Although, I think being a mormon is cool!

Check out my profile! Dig it! Love it! Just don’t lick the computer screen!

LINK!

A cool button shall be added to the sidebar too.

Bed time!

FUN TIMES

We recently made a trip to California. It was Pippa’s first plane ride. We expected the worst, but she did extremely well. She slept the whole time, both ways. One guy told us, “your baby wins.” Yes. She does.

While in California, we enjoyed:

Ruby’s by the pier,

watching the seals,

beautiful beaches,

family togetherness,

reading books (…)

interior decor.

But wait! There’s more!

Yesterday Micah had the day off.  Since he will be doing Internal Medicine this month we are gearing up for some intense work hours. So we spent a relaxing day by the BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL Snoqualmie falls.

‘TWAS JOY!