I don't even know where to begin, so I'm just going to ramble on about you in hopes that some of it will make sense. Dani, you are sooooooooooooo much fun - 8 has proven to be a very "delightful" age. Your personality is ever changing and growing; you can quite literally go from a silly quirky ball of bliss to a reserved and quiet saint. You are still too smart for your own good and continue to keep us on our toes with your wittiness. You just finished up fall soccer and are beginning to practice for basketball season. You love to paint and you're amazingly good at it. You're pretty handy in the kitchen and recently made your first apple pie; it looked delicious. You are a people pleaser and only want to make everyone happy, even if it sacrifices your own happiness. Our time with you is always well spent; however that time is also a short piece of what it used to be. You have some big things happening in your little world in the next year. Your mom is getting married so you will have a stepdad (he's a genuinely caring and nice man) and your dad and I are grateful that he loves you so much. We struggle to keep up with the awesome lifestyle that your mom and Rich provide you. At the end of the day it is our hope that you know how much we truly love and adore you. We can't wait to see what amazing things the next year brings, if 9 is anywhere near as fun as 8 we are in for a real treat.
"While we try to teach our children about life, our children teach us what life is all about"
"One-der-ful -- ONE"
I Will Never Forget You - Sweet Angel of Mine
I barely got to hold you, and kiss your little head. I'll never watch you sleeping soundly, all snuggled in your bed. I can't count your fingers, or your tiny toes. I won't see your smile, or your cute little button nose. I know you are in heaven, where there's no pain or tears. You'll never have a broken heart, or have to face your fears. And though I'm sad you're not here right now, for us to hold today I know we'll hold you in our arms, When we're in heaven with you someday. Sweet angel of mine - I think of you often and feel your spirit presence near. I love you with all of the fibers a mother is capable of possessing. I hope you are running with the angels (especially Grandpa Great) and having a birthday party in the sky. XOXO
11 DoWn 1 MoRe To Go
Our little squishy is so close to 1 - it's scary!!! This last month has been a month of "new" for Kimbree Jo. She is taking solid steps now, she mocks sounds, and her vocabulary is ever growing. She's a climber,she loves to climb the stair case and onto different toys. She had her first ear infection :( no fun and loads of crappy diapers - a $hitty deal all the way around for poor squish. Her personality and voice are growing by volumes daily. We say she's a sassy girl - probably not the best idea to put in that little noggin of hers. She loves what she loves and doesn't like for anyone to get in her way. She does not like to share mommy and will squeal if anyone else has interaction with mom (not the best trait). She pulls out her hair pretties and tries to get away from every diaper change. When's she's upset she clinches her fists and shakes (not epileptic). She loves to eat but she's actually starting to slim down now that she's so mobile. People always comment on her thighs - why can't people squeeze my thighs and deem how cute they are - not fair people. Kimbree is an overall joy and we are looking forward to making her first birthday a memorable one.
Carbon High Dino
Once upon a time I had a little boy that was playing flag football - that little sport slowly turned into tackle, ran sackle, and smash your opponent into the ground type of sport. Kaleb started the year off well let's just say exhausted from the time and effort a "high school" sport takes. I love football - I've always loved watching it, so having a child that participates is kind of a big deal to me. Sadly football, scouts, school, girls (yes girls), etc. became too much for this football star and he had to drop the sport due to slipping grades. School is important it's a small stepping stone in the puddle of life and no matter how discouraging it can be to a child, it's a parents prerogative for thier child to succeed in academics.
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