
Watch to the very end please.
Happy 4th!!!
I've been waiting to be inspired. Still waiting.
Kat is a pre-school teacher in South Carolina, just across the border. She puts a lot of miles on her car going back and forth. Hoping she can move back to NC soon. Must. Find. Job.
Todd also has a new career. He just passed his Pharmacy Tech Certification test, and will soon be certified in compounding and IV's so he can work in a hospital. He will graduate in March. Then he'll decide if he wants to go on to Pharmaceutical School. Should 'a known he would end up in the medical field and his girl in education. Tradition!
Raise your hand if you have way more individual photos of your first baby than the second (third, fourth...). When the second one comes, there are more photos of "the children" than of "the baby". I didn't even realize it until I went searching for baby Todd pictures. Doesn't mean we weren't just as happy or loved them just as much. Just is.
This was, of course, before digital cameras and the old 35mm camera scared me.
First child:
Let the rockets flash and the cannon thunder
This child is a marvel, a matchless wonder.
A staggering child, a child astounding.
Dazzling, stupendous, miraculous, dumbfounding.
Bright as a button, sharp as a thorn,
And the only perfect one ever born.
Second child:
Arrived this evening at half-past nine.
Everybody is doing fine.
Is it a boy, or quite the reverse?
You can call in the morning and ask the nurse.
(Ogden Nash)
All children are born innocent and good. They are the closest thing to heaven we will ever hold; so new and fresh from God's arms.
Every parent thinks their child is the best, the smartest, the most lovely thing to come into the world. And they're right. Even when they try to prove us wrong, we still believe. We are parents.
(Do you hate this method of posting photos? Feeling a little insecure about it. Todd is next. I've found the time to do this, what with being iced in and all.)