Friday, April 25, 2008
Doctor Appointment
Just thought I'd give everyone an update on Baby #2. I had my first ultrasound today. Everything looked wonderful...strong heartbeat and measuring right on target at 9 weeks and 1 day. My due date was confirmed once again for November 27th, although I will end up having my c-section scheduled about one week before that. Yea!
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Baby Martin #2 is on the way!

Yes, that's right! I am 8 weeks pregnant with the newest (and last) member of our family! Chris and I could not be more thrilled. My due date is November 27th (Thanksgiving!) and we have my first ultrasound scheduled for next Friday, April 25th. I am in the midst of dealing with the same horrible morning sickness that I experienced while I was pregnant with Eve...not so fun while chasing a toddler around all day! But I will get through it, and it will all be so worth it in 7 months when our little one arrives. I have a feeling we will be having another little girl, although I will be ecstatic either way. I am just so happy for this latest blessing in our lives!
Sunday, April 13, 2008
3 weeks left!
Stressed!
That is what I am feeling right now as Chris and I continue our search for an apartment to spend at least the next year of our lives in. We are moving closer to the St. Louis area so that we can cut Chris' commute down and save our car from the 500-800 miles a week we are now putting on it. We have been looking for the last month, and I feel like we are never going to find the right place. Please pray that we find the perfect place soon!
That is what I am feeling right now as Chris and I continue our search for an apartment to spend at least the next year of our lives in. We are moving closer to the St. Louis area so that we can cut Chris' commute down and save our car from the 500-800 miles a week we are now putting on it. We have been looking for the last month, and I feel like we are never going to find the right place. Please pray that we find the perfect place soon!
Monday, April 7, 2008
Thankful
Today was a very trying day with Eve. Chris worked a 12-hour shift so it was just Eve and myself from sunrise til sunset. It is almost as if she knows the days that Daddy is going to be gone all day, and these are the days she chooses to test me the most. From the moment she woke up from her first nap, I knew I was in for trouble. The day was filled with tantrums, throwing food on the floor, pulling outlet covers out of outlets, hitting me in the face with her sippy cup, and much more.
Towards the end of the day, I was completely out of steam. And I think Eve sensed it, because out of nowhere she came and sat on my lap and quietly layed her head on my chest. That was it...end of tantrums, end of misbehaving...I think she was as worn out as I was. As I was putting her to sleep tonight, I thanked God for my baby girl and for every single difficult moment we had today. I was thinking about everything God has taught and given me through Eve...infinite patience (a must when one has a "spirited" child); compassion (I believe once you become a mother, you are a mother to every child out there); a sense of wonder at what the world must look like through her eyes; and most importantly, a much deeper and stronger connection to Christ. I look into Eve's eyes, and my heart is so full of love for her that it feels as though it may burst. Only God can be responsible for such a miracle.
Anyways, my point is that I will gladly take day after day like today, because it is another day with my beautiful daughter, and for that I am truly thankful.
Towards the end of the day, I was completely out of steam. And I think Eve sensed it, because out of nowhere she came and sat on my lap and quietly layed her head on my chest. That was it...end of tantrums, end of misbehaving...I think she was as worn out as I was. As I was putting her to sleep tonight, I thanked God for my baby girl and for every single difficult moment we had today. I was thinking about everything God has taught and given me through Eve...infinite patience (a must when one has a "spirited" child); compassion (I believe once you become a mother, you are a mother to every child out there); a sense of wonder at what the world must look like through her eyes; and most importantly, a much deeper and stronger connection to Christ. I look into Eve's eyes, and my heart is so full of love for her that it feels as though it may burst. Only God can be responsible for such a miracle.
Anyways, my point is that I will gladly take day after day like today, because it is another day with my beautiful daughter, and for that I am truly thankful.
Friday, April 4, 2008
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