Thursday, February 18, 2010

The Longest Month

So, we got a house in Temple City and we are moving in nine days. We learned we were selected as the new tenants at the end of January and have had to wait for an entire month before we could move in. I have to tell you, it's been the longest month. It has been a month full of excited waiting...very frustrating.

However, the house is gorgeous. It is a two-bed, one-bath with a loft over the garage. Everything in the house is brand new and the kitchen has all the perfect custom built stuff (built-in fridge and dishwasher, awesome stove, travertine floors...etc.). It is also right by Temple City park, which Sam will love.

So, we are moving...again...

Sam is getting cuter and more fun every day. He learns a new word each day and I swear he read his first two words the other day...elephant and mouth. I swear the kid's a genius.

Greg and Mary gave Sam a rocking horse for Christmas and he has slowly began to love it. I don't know where he gets this stuff from, but the other day he used one of his toys as a briefcase and got on the horse like he was going to work. He also always has to have a hat on while riding...where he gets this? Anyone's guess.



Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Live Poets Society Entry

To become a parent is a life-changing event.

You begin to wonder how your days will be spent.


Your life as you know it is no longer yours,

Morning until night, a day full of chores.


You look at your parents and know what they went through,

The blood, sweat and tears they spent, just to raise you.


A parent's love is never fully known,

Until their child has a child of their own.


The late nights, early mornings and winks in between.

You begin to wonder when your pillow was last seen.


The crying, the burping and yes, tantrums too.

But all of this is worth it when he laughs and smiles at you.


From sit to stand to walk, talk and run,

Never did I think I would have this much fun.


How can a child make us laugh out loud?

Never in my life have I been so proud.


And just when you think you know what to do.

Your wife looks up and says..."Here comes number two."