Sunday, May 31, 2009

Concert at the Park

We had a great time at the City of Farmers Branch event last night. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra entertained everyone and the fireworks were incredible. The kids had the best time (and the weather was perfect)!

Isaiah enjoying his snowcone.



Addison looking oh so cute while listening to the music (and Isaiah trying to block the camera).

Katelyn listening intently with Gramma and Papaw.


Until Later ,

Melissa

Sunday, May 17, 2009

A Beautiful Sunday!

A beautiful Sunday at the park with our sweet babies!

Addison watching her brother and sister.


Katelyn is the queen of what Jason and I call "yelling." However, it is more of a very high pitched squeal. She looks so precious making that terrible sound!

Addison Swinging!

Isaiah and his handsome smile! And yes, he was throwing rocks after I told him not to for the 100th time and yes, one landed on his shoulder.


Katelyn still making that noise, but looking oh so cute! Her hair is starting to curl. I don't know what I'm going to do with two curly haired princesses.

Isaiah being his silly self!

I sure love these sweet babies!

Monday, May 11, 2009

Mom's Day 2009

I remember the years when Mother's Day made my cry. I wanted to be a mom more than anything. I actually skipped going to church on Mother's Day because I didn't want to think about it any more than I had to. My life felt incomplete. I had an incredible, supportive husband and felt like a failure because I couldn't provide him with the children that he wanted. And then my life took a turn that I never expected.

My nights are now spent awake because a child needs (or wants) me, not because I'm longing for a child.

My tears are often because I'm laughing so hard at one of the kids that I start crying not because another attempt at having a child has failed.

My smiles are now tripled because of my three miracles.

My money (all of it) is now spent on my children not on trying to have children.

My worries are now that I'm not being the best mom that I can be instead of not ever becoming a mom.

Here are my precious miracles. Thank you sweet babies for making me a mommy. I love you!



And to my mom, I love you! You have helped make me the mom (and person) that I am today. Thank you for all your advice, understanding and love. I only hope that I can be as good of a mom as you are.

Until next time,

Melissa