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At first this post was going to be about how he went from this to this.     About how he is no longer a sleep-all-day-and-night infant, but a smiling, laughing, rolling-over, bubble-blowing baby. Even though he has doubled his birth weight and discovered his toes, in many ways the biggest changes around here these [...]

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sometimes…

after a long, hard winter you have to go outside and unwind.

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I started this post five weeks ago. Every day I say to myself this is the day that I’m going to get a chance to blog, and then the day gives way to cuddling, feeding, singing, rocking, staring. Oh the staring. My eyes never seem to get their fill of this baby. Before I know [...]

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xoxo

Hugs & Kisses from Ava & Jude! Happy Valentine’s Day!

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“praise and thanks”

By now it is obvious that we didn’t have a name when we arrived at the hospital Monday morning. The trouble is that in the process of finding a name for our little boy, we fell in love with too many names. So it was more a battle of which name to let go of [...]

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he’s here

He’s sweet. He’s huge:9 lbs, 5 oz. 22 inches long! He’s loved. He’s ours. He’s nameless.

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our wrinkle in time

For the past several weeks, I have been in nesting overdrive. Primal hormones are not a thing to be taken lightly. They have overtaken my body and I can no longer shut a drawer without first reorganizing it. My husband comes home each evening to pile of miscellanea waiting to be shuttled to the basement. [...]

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anticipation

As we celebrate the birth of the Christ child this evening, we are also eagerly awaiting the birth of another sweet babe. Ava likes to put her face right up to my stomach and say, “Mama, don’t you wish it was like an oven so we could turn the light on and take a peek?” [...]

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winter blooms

I love that in Minnesota, Christmas truly falls in the dead of winter. All vegetation is either encased in ice or locked under the frozen ground. Snow covers the rooftops, the sidewalks, the railings and the lampposts. And by 4:30 in the evening this world of white is shrouded in darkness. These are the darkest [...]

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mayflower makeover

Before Thanksgiving, Ava’s Kindergarten class was studying the early explorers. They stowed away on the Nina to learn all about Christopher Columbus adventurous voyage and then they packed paper trunks to join the pilgrims on the Mayflower. Yesterday, I was helping out in her classroom and noticed that they still had some pilgrim art on [...]

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