This is a speedster from 1927. Mom's favorite car of the night.
Shiree, Kelle, and Aiden by the old Model T..we think it is a Model T anyway.
Cousins Shiree and Kelle by the beautiful yellow "vet".
My two little guys.
Aiden is 2 months old today! Happy Birthday, Son! I have to say that the last two months have been by far the happiest, the scariest, the most rewarding, and the most anxious of my life. I would not trade my last 8 weeks for anything in the world. We have had many, many family outings and hospital visits. We feel support from family and friends. We have spent many waking hours bonding. It has been great. It is the most warm reward for just being a mom.
My heart is full for all the fun we have had as a family of 3 (Aiden, the dog - Roman - and me). Yesterday we went with the Smedleys to a street festival in Layton that included antique cars, food, and music. The band was actually really great (they played my favorite song by Steppenwolf) and the cars were very cool. My favorite was the 1927 yellow speedster. It was great to have Aiden with his cousins who love him.
I have learned many things about life in the last 2 months -
-when the baby is asleep you can get so much done. When he is awake, you get nothing done.
-baby's first smile will make you cry
-sacrifice means nothing. Time, money, energy, and sleep - I will gladly give all if it makes him grow to be a good man.
-family (my extended family) suddenly becomes so much more important
-Things that you usually struggle to make part of your life become paramount (Scripture study, prayers, and church...) because you know your son is watching
-people say you think twice about every decision - once for yourself and once for your child. I think you only have to think once... for your child. Your needs mean nothing any more
-True love is totally redefined.
-Laundry does not double - it quadruples - how do baby socks get lost so easily?
-More than anything, I have learned that I love my son. So much. A friend said to me, "Did you ever think you could love something so much?" Never.
