“Talk to me, Goose!”

October 12th, 2010 § Leave a Comment

Or should I say talk to me, Papoose!

Well, sort of…we started baby sign language! And it’s only day 2 but I love it! Levi obviously hasn’t started signing back yet but he’s very interested in what I’m doing with my hands. I was a little nervous not knowing  how big of an undertaking it was going to be, but it’s the easiest thing! I just sign while I’m talking! And the things it can do for Levi, how could I not give it a try?!  The author of the book I bought actually lives right here in San Diego and gives classes, so after our trip to TX I plan on enrolling Levi and I!

Speaking of my stinky boy, he has teeth! His 2 bottom teeth to be exact! I’m think he’s got a couple more on their way seeing how his mouth has been replaced with a faucet. He jibber-jabbers away all day and practices his beatboxing daily. Momma’s little rollie-pollie and trying hard to become a creepy crawler! He just can’t figure out how to get on his hands and knees at once :) He’s stable enough to sit up but I’m always close by because he still has a little cause of the weeble-wobbles. Every day he grows and every day I think to myself how blessed I am to be his mother. He teaches me so much about life, and myself, things I would have never known otherwise. It seems as if he’s always been here because I can’t imagine life without him, but to think he’s almost 6 months seems crazy.

Being by myself with him has shown me just how patient I can be and how strong I can be. It is a little overwhelming at times because I wonder if I’m doing things the right way, or if I’m doing a good job, how much is he missing out on not having Matthew here? I think those things and then think to myself, he’s loved, he’s happy, he’s healthy…we’re doin’ alright!

I look at this time apart from Matthew as an opportunity to grow. It’s hard but:

“Absence does for love what the wind does for a flame: it extinguishes the weak, and feeds the strong.” -Anonymous

xoxo

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