So the last couple of weeks have been very eventful! To start, Paul celebrated his first Father's Day. It was very special. I can't wait to see him in action with our little guy soon.
Paul's Father's Day breakfast. I had to do something to compete with his breakfast in bead :) I plan to make a centerpiece out of Paul and Isaiah's favorite play things every year. Good tradition?
The next week my dear friend Hayley came for a visit! I'm so blessed to have such an awesome friend! We had a great time showing her around the city. We also got to paint Isaiah's room! It's super cute! Without her being here to help, I don't know that we would have actually taken it on. We would have just thought about all summer....lol! Thanks Hayley!!! Can't wait to get he rest of the room finished!
The beginning of Isaiah's room!
Me and Hayley....awww..
29 weeks preggo!!
This weekend was our 5 year wedding anniversary! I cannot believe we've been married for 5 years already! It has been amazing so far, I can't wait to see what God's got is store for our little family :) We were able to take a few days to go to the beach and just relax. It was just what we needed. Hang out by the water during the day and catch up on movies during the evening(we love our movies.) We stayed in a tiny cabin in Navarre Beach Florida. The oil spill had not yet affected this little area. So we got to enjoy the ocean AND the pool. We were kinda weird about getting in the ocean water though, so we just sun bathed at the beach then went back to the campground to enjoy the water there. Lots of fun was had and some sunburn was involved of course. Overall, great trip!
Out to dinner to celebrate five great years!
Chillin by the sound. Our favorite part of the trip!
30 weeks!!! Seriously?!
Tonight we had our first childbirth class. It was very interesting and the lady who leads it had a super cheery, almost minnie mouse kind of voice who can make even the least pleasant information sound not so bad. lol. Imagine Minnie Mouse saying "you will have a long time of painful labor." lol, in a seriousness, I learned a lot and I'm pretty sure Paul did too. I look forward to the next few weeks of classes.
I have to say that though I love the life that Paul and I have here and I'm excited about what is to come, I struggle with being homesick. I wish that our friends and family were here to share in this time of preparation and in the time of Isaiah's arrival. I miss the closeness. Please pray that God will give us strength and joy in this time leading up to and after Isaiah's birth. We are truley blessed and can't wait to share in the joy of our first son being born with those who can make it down here. It is going to be a beautiful time in our lives and we are thankful.
