Here is my weekly bump picture.
Currently Sam is the size of a head of cauliflower.
Starting on Thursday, January 1, 2009, there is only 90 days until Sam's due date. Wow!! Time does fly.
Everything is still going well with my pregnancy.
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
27 Weeks- Now into 3rd Trimester
Wednesday is the end of my 2nd Trimester. Yea!!!!
Here is my weekly bump picture.
Currently Sam is the size of a head of cauliflower.
Starting on Thursday, January 1, 2009, there is only 90 days until Sam's due date. Wow!! Time does fly.
Everything is still going well with my pregnancy.
Here is my weekly bump picture.
Currently Sam is the size of a head of cauliflower.
Starting on Thursday, January 1, 2009, there is only 90 days until Sam's due date. Wow!! Time does fly.
Everything is still going well with my pregnancy.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Chair Rail and Crib Assembly
Chair Rail
Brian finished putting up the chair rail and painting around it so that it looks great. The walls look like they are painted different colors, but it they are both the same. Take a look.
Crib Assembly
When we first took everything out of the box it didn't look very complicated and it ended up not being complicated at all. With the chair rail, I think that it looks really good.
Brian finished putting up the chair rail and painting around it so that it looks great. The walls look like they are painted different colors, but it they are both the same. Take a look.
Crib Assembly
When we first took everything out of the box it didn't look very complicated and it ended up not being complicated at all. With the chair rail, I think that it looks really good.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
26 Weeks
Even though I just posted a message yesterday, I wanted to post a message today at Week 26. This is also the last week of my 2nd trimester.
I took a picture.
During week 26, Sam is able to touch and hold his feet and make a fist. Brian can hear Sam's heartbeat by pressing his ear against my belly. Brain tissue and neurons are all developing at a rapid pace, increasing Sam's(genius-level?) brain activity and will continue to function at accelerated levels for the first seven to eight years of childhood!
I took a picture.
During week 26, Sam is able to touch and hold his feet and make a fist. Brian can hear Sam's heartbeat by pressing his ear against my belly. Brain tissue and neurons are all developing at a rapid pace, increasing Sam's(genius-level?) brain activity and will continue to function at accelerated levels for the first seven to eight years of childhood!
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
99 Days to Go
I'm so excited that Brian and I are now in double digits. We passed Sam's V-Day (viability date) at week 24 and everything still seems to be going well. Our next appointment will be with our midwife on January 7th.
Here is a visual of the length of Sam- English hothouse cucumber. He now weighs about a pound and two-thirds and measures 14 inches.
The "bump" picture below was taken this past Wednesday (Week 25). Another will be taken this Wednesday when we hit 26 weeks.
We are almost finished painting the nursery. Brian was painting the chair rail on Sunday and he should be able to cut and attach it to the walls next weekend. We may even be able to put together the crib next weekend too.
This is also Christmas week so we hope that everyone is safe and has a very, merry Christmas.
Here is a visual of the length of Sam- English hothouse cucumber. He now weighs about a pound and two-thirds and measures 14 inches.
The "bump" picture below was taken this past Wednesday (Week 25). Another will be taken this Wednesday when we hit 26 weeks.
We are almost finished painting the nursery. Brian was painting the chair rail on Sunday and he should be able to cut and attach it to the walls next weekend. We may even be able to put together the crib next weekend too.
This is also Christmas week so we hope that everyone is safe and has a very, merry Christmas.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Week 24- 6 Month Mark
4 Months to Go-- The countdown begins. It's so exciting to be closer to the end than the beginning.
Here is your weekly visual representation of what the Sam's size is- an ear of corn (unfortunately the quarter does not get any bigger or become more money, Dad)
Things are going well. We ordered Sam's crib last night (along with the rails for it to convert into a full size bed). We should receive the crib in January and the rails by the end of this month.
Da Vinci Kalani Convertible Crib- We love it
Here is your weekly visual representation of what the Sam's size is- an ear of corn (unfortunately the quarter does not get any bigger or become more money, Dad)
Things are going well. We ordered Sam's crib last night (along with the rails for it to convert into a full size bed). We should receive the crib in January and the rails by the end of this month.
Da Vinci Kalani Convertible Crib- We love it
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Week 23
Here is a visual representation of what the Sam's size is this week- a papaya
Things are still going really well. Sam is moving and kicking, but nothing can be felt outside of my belly yet.
I celebrated my birthday this past Sunday and my parents let Brian and I borrow their video camera for documenting Sam's growth. Since it is digital, we can upload the videos to YouTube or another site for everyone's viewing.
We also purchased a webcam so that we can let them talk to Sam "face-to-face" since they are far away in Atlanta.
Things are still going really well. Sam is moving and kicking, but nothing can be felt outside of my belly yet.
I celebrated my birthday this past Sunday and my parents let Brian and I borrow their video camera for documenting Sam's growth. Since it is digital, we can upload the videos to YouTube or another site for everyone's viewing.
We also purchased a webcam so that we can let them talk to Sam "face-to-face" since they are far away in Atlanta.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Week 22- It's a boy!!!
We were so excited to find out on Monday, November 24th that we are expecting a son.
The ultrasound was great. Everything looked normal and Sam was right on target with weight and length.
Here is the fruit/veggie representation of what our son, Sam, looks like.
I will post some ultrasound pictures soon (once I can get them to scan well).
The ultrasound was great. Everything looked normal and Sam was right on target with weight and length.
Here is the fruit/veggie representation of what our son, Sam, looks like.
I will post some ultrasound pictures soon (once I can get them to scan well).
Friday, November 21, 2008
Week 21- I love this belly
I'm in love with my belly. It's so cute and a great reminder that I am baking a family member.
Currently our baby is the length of a carrot (from head to toes).
Please feel free to call or e-mail me if you have any questions or want to know more about the pregnancy.
Currently our baby is the length of a carrot (from head to toes).
Please feel free to call or e-mail me if you have any questions or want to know more about the pregnancy.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Painting the Nursery
Brian is painting the first coat of primer over the dark purple guest room paint to get ready for the nursery.
Here is the first color combination that we tried for the nursery. YUCK!!
Here is the colors that we have decided upon. They are a little more soothing.
Here is the first color combination that we tried for the nursery. YUCK!!
Here is the colors that we have decided upon. They are a little more soothing.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Week 20
Week 20 of my pregnancy started yesterday and I think that I have finally felt movement. Everything is still going very well.
Currently our baby is the length of a banana.
We have our big ultrasound scheduled for Monday, November 24th to determine the baby's sex. We are so excited!!
Currently our baby is the length of a banana.
We have our big ultrasound scheduled for Monday, November 24th to determine the baby's sex. We are so excited!!
Friday, November 7, 2008
Dear Non-Pregnant Person
This was listed on a pregnancy message board that I read. I love it. #4 and #5 are my favorites.
Dear Non-Pregnant Person,
I hope you find these guidelines helpful in your interactions with pregnant women as failing to follow them may result in serious physical harm. ..
If you are thinking, surely she doesn't mean me- then you should probably read this twice.
1) The appropriate response to a couple telling you they are having a baby is "Congratulations!" with enthusiasm.
Any other response makes you an a$$
2) Through the wonders of science, we now know that babies are made ONLY by the mother and father- not grandparents. Unless the baby is in your uterus or you are the man that helped put it there, you may not ever use the phrase "my baby".
3) On the same note, unless you made the baby as defined in 2, the pregnancy, birth and raising of the child are not about you.You do not have input. No one wants to hear your opinion unless they ask for it. The same goes for the name of the baby.
4) The body of a pregnant women should be treated the same as any other body.You would not randomly touch someone's stomach if they were not pregnant, nor would you inquire into the condition of their uterus,cervix or how they plan to use their breasts.Pregnancy does not remove all traces of privacy from a woman.
5) Likewise, no women wants to hear comments on her weight- ever.A pregnant woman does not find it flattering that you think she is about is pop, must be having twins, looks swollen or has gained weight in her face.Telling her she looks too small only makes her worry that she is somehow starving her baby. Making such comments invite her to critique your physical appearance and you may not act offended.The only acceptable comment on appearance is "You look fabulous!".
6) By the time we are 20-30 years old, most of us have picked up on the fact that the summer is hot. We are hot every summer when we are not pregnant. We don't need you to point out that we will be miserably hot before the baby comes.
7) There is a reason that tickets to L&D are not yet sold on Ticketmaster. Childbirth is actually not a public event. It may sound crazy, but some women really do not relish the idea of their mother, MIL or a host of other family members seeing their bare butt and genitals.Also, some people simply feel like the birth of their child is a private and emotional moment to be shared only by the parents.Like everything else in life, unless you receive an invitation, you are NOT invited.This includes doctor appointments, ultrasounds, labor,delivery, the hospital and the parents home.You do not decide if you will be there for the birth or if you will move in with the new parents to "help out".If your assistance is desired, rest assured that you will be asked for it.
8) And please do not tell me that I have a ways to go. I am fully aware that pregnancy is 40 weeks and do not need you to point out that I have 148 more days left. AND...do not tell me that it has gone by so fast. Really? Because I think it has gone fast since the first day I knew you were a moron!
9) If you are asked to help after the birth, this means you should cleanup the house, help with cooking meals, and generally stay out of the way.Holding the baby more than the parents, interfering with breastfeeding and sleeping schedules and making a woman who is still leaking fluid from multiple locations lift a finger in housework is not helping.
10) The only people entitled to time with the baby are the parents.Whether they choose to have you at the hospital for the birth or ask for you to wait three weeks to visit, appreciate that you are are being given the privilege of seeing their child.Complaining or showing disappointment only encourages the parents to include you less.I hope this helps- it sure makes us feel better.
Signed,
All Pregnant Women
Dear Non-Pregnant Person,
I hope you find these guidelines helpful in your interactions with pregnant women as failing to follow them may result in serious physical harm. ..
If you are thinking, surely she doesn't mean me- then you should probably read this twice.
1) The appropriate response to a couple telling you they are having a baby is "Congratulations!" with enthusiasm.
Any other response makes you an a$$
2) Through the wonders of science, we now know that babies are made ONLY by the mother and father- not grandparents. Unless the baby is in your uterus or you are the man that helped put it there, you may not ever use the phrase "my baby".
3) On the same note, unless you made the baby as defined in 2, the pregnancy, birth and raising of the child are not about you.You do not have input. No one wants to hear your opinion unless they ask for it. The same goes for the name of the baby.
4) The body of a pregnant women should be treated the same as any other body.You would not randomly touch someone's stomach if they were not pregnant, nor would you inquire into the condition of their uterus,cervix or how they plan to use their breasts.Pregnancy does not remove all traces of privacy from a woman.
5) Likewise, no women wants to hear comments on her weight- ever.A pregnant woman does not find it flattering that you think she is about is pop, must be having twins, looks swollen or has gained weight in her face.Telling her she looks too small only makes her worry that she is somehow starving her baby. Making such comments invite her to critique your physical appearance and you may not act offended.The only acceptable comment on appearance is "You look fabulous!".
6) By the time we are 20-30 years old, most of us have picked up on the fact that the summer is hot. We are hot every summer when we are not pregnant. We don't need you to point out that we will be miserably hot before the baby comes.
7) There is a reason that tickets to L&D are not yet sold on Ticketmaster. Childbirth is actually not a public event. It may sound crazy, but some women really do not relish the idea of their mother, MIL or a host of other family members seeing their bare butt and genitals.Also, some people simply feel like the birth of their child is a private and emotional moment to be shared only by the parents.Like everything else in life, unless you receive an invitation, you are NOT invited.This includes doctor appointments, ultrasounds, labor,delivery, the hospital and the parents home.You do not decide if you will be there for the birth or if you will move in with the new parents to "help out".If your assistance is desired, rest assured that you will be asked for it.
8) And please do not tell me that I have a ways to go. I am fully aware that pregnancy is 40 weeks and do not need you to point out that I have 148 more days left. AND...do not tell me that it has gone by so fast. Really? Because I think it has gone fast since the first day I knew you were a moron!
9) If you are asked to help after the birth, this means you should cleanup the house, help with cooking meals, and generally stay out of the way.Holding the baby more than the parents, interfering with breastfeeding and sleeping schedules and making a woman who is still leaking fluid from multiple locations lift a finger in housework is not helping.
10) The only people entitled to time with the baby are the parents.Whether they choose to have you at the hospital for the birth or ask for you to wait three weeks to visit, appreciate that you are are being given the privilege of seeing their child.Complaining or showing disappointment only encourages the parents to include you less.I hope this helps- it sure makes us feel better.
Signed,
All Pregnant Women
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Week 19
As our country elected a democrat (blech) I have moved onto week 19 of my pregnancy. Everything is still going very well.
Currently our baby is the size of a tomato.
Have a great week!!
Currently our baby is the size of a tomato.
Have a great week!!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Week 18
We have moved onto another vegetable for a visual representation of the size of our baby, a bell pepper.
Everything is still going well with all of us.
We have decided where we are going to give birth. If everything goes as planned (no gestational diabetes, no preeclampsia, no c-section, etc.) we are going to give birth at the Mountain Midwifery Center with a nurse midwife. It is 1/2 block from a major hospital (just in case). We feel that they are the most supportive of our decision to avoid unnecessary medical interventions and are extremely knowledgeable.
To find out more about the Mountain Midwifery Center, please visit www.mountainmidwifery.com.
Everything is still going well with all of us.
We have decided where we are going to give birth. If everything goes as planned (no gestational diabetes, no preeclampsia, no c-section, etc.) we are going to give birth at the Mountain Midwifery Center with a nurse midwife. It is 1/2 block from a major hospital (just in case). We feel that they are the most supportive of our decision to avoid unnecessary medical interventions and are extremely knowledgeable.
To find out more about the Mountain Midwifery Center, please visit www.mountainmidwifery.com.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Week 17
Wednesday marks the start of week 17. Everything is still going really well with Brian and I. He is completing some projects that he needs to complete before we start revamping the guest room into the nursery.
We have picked out paint chip and will test samples on the walls after we get back from our hunting trip over halloween weekend.
Here is a food representation of the size of our baby. A Turnip.
Other Baby Stuff
Your baby during week 17 is now very mobile, gleefully moving his joints here, there and everywhere and will continue to do so as you continue your pregnancy week by week. The cartilage making up the skeleton in your baby's body is starting to transform into bone. At pregnancy 17 weeks time your baby should be hearing things. Your baby will start putting on some layers of fat in the weeks to come, though at this point in time your baby is made up of primarily water.
You may be feeling your baby move intermittently after pregnancy week 17, though as your pregnancy progresses you will likely start feeling your baby move more and more.
Some women find comfort when playing music to their unborn children. There is evidence suggesting that your baby responds to music even while in the womb. Thus, there is no harm in playing some calm and engaging music to your baby even while they are in the womb.
Go Republicans
We have picked out paint chip and will test samples on the walls after we get back from our hunting trip over halloween weekend.
Here is a food representation of the size of our baby. A Turnip.
Other Baby Stuff
Your baby during week 17 is now very mobile, gleefully moving his joints here, there and everywhere and will continue to do so as you continue your pregnancy week by week. The cartilage making up the skeleton in your baby's body is starting to transform into bone. At pregnancy 17 weeks time your baby should be hearing things. Your baby will start putting on some layers of fat in the weeks to come, though at this point in time your baby is made up of primarily water.
You may be feeling your baby move intermittently after pregnancy week 17, though as your pregnancy progresses you will likely start feeling your baby move more and more.
Some women find comfort when playing music to their unborn children. There is evidence suggesting that your baby responds to music even while in the womb. Thus, there is no harm in playing some calm and engaging music to your baby even while they are in the womb.
Go Republicans
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Week 15
I have been pretty bad at writing in my journal too, but my pregnancy is progressing without much drama to report. Today is 15w1d and everything is going well. I have been watching what I eat and walking like I'm supposed to.
Here is some info about the baby's development.
I may begin to feel some fluttering movements as baby kicks, flails, twists and turns (but don't panic if you don't yet). She can also grasp, squint, frown, grimace and maybe suck her thumb!
Your baby's legs have grown longer than the arms and the body is now longer than the head.
And you'll be happy to note that he is moving those arms and legs often!
His skin is very thin -- so thin blood vessel are visible. It's covered by a fine, soft layer of hair called lanugo. Lanugo comes from a Latin word meaning "down." This hair is thought to help insulate your little boy.
The three tiny bones in his middle ear have begun to harden. The auditory centers in your baby's brain haven't developed yet, so she might not really understand what you say but her hearing capacity is in the process of developing.
Fingernails and toenails are growing.
Eyebrows are beginning to grow and even the hair his head is sprouting. It will probably change color and texture after birth.
All this and your little one is an amazing 3.98 inches (10.1cm) long and may weigh 2.47 ounces (70gm).
Here is the approximate size of our baby.
Here is some info about the baby's development.
I may begin to feel some fluttering movements as baby kicks, flails, twists and turns (but don't panic if you don't yet). She can also grasp, squint, frown, grimace and maybe suck her thumb!
Your baby's legs have grown longer than the arms and the body is now longer than the head.
And you'll be happy to note that he is moving those arms and legs often!
His skin is very thin -- so thin blood vessel are visible. It's covered by a fine, soft layer of hair called lanugo. Lanugo comes from a Latin word meaning "down." This hair is thought to help insulate your little boy.
The three tiny bones in his middle ear have begun to harden. The auditory centers in your baby's brain haven't developed yet, so she might not really understand what you say but her hearing capacity is in the process of developing.
Fingernails and toenails are growing.
Eyebrows are beginning to grow and even the hair his head is sprouting. It will probably change color and texture after birth.
All this and your little one is an amazing 3.98 inches (10.1cm) long and may weigh 2.47 ounces (70gm).
Here is the approximate size of our baby.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Week 13
We went to the doctors yesterday and our due date was moved to April Fool's Day (from 4/3). We also had another ultrasound done (I will post pictures soon for all to see).
Everything is going well. We are researching hospitals and alternative birthing options to determine which is best for us.
_____________________________________
About the size of a peach, your baby's body starts to catch up to the head. Eyes, which start out on the side of the face, move toward the center and the ears move toward the side of the head.
Size: 2.6 to 3.1 inches Weight: .5-.7 ounces
Everything is going well. We are researching hospitals and alternative birthing options to determine which is best for us.
_____________________________________
About the size of a peach, your baby's body starts to catch up to the head. Eyes, which start out on the side of the face, move toward the center and the ears move toward the side of the head.
Size: 2.6 to 3.1 inches Weight: .5-.7 ounces
Friday, September 12, 2008
Week 11
Our baby, just over 1 1/2 inches long, is now almost fully formed. The hands will soon open and close into fists, tiny tooth buds are beginning to appear under the gums, and some of the bones are beginning to harden. It's already busy kicking and stretching, and the tiny movements are so effortless they look like water ballet. These movements will become more frequent as the body grows and becomes more developed and functional. I won't feel our baby's acrobatics for another month or two — nor will you notice the hiccupping that may be happening now that the diaphragm is forming.
Now seeing the lime, I want a Corona, but I will resist.
Now seeing the lime, I want a Corona, but I will resist.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Week 9
I still haven't had any extensive morning sickness (just some upset stomach and headaches) and I'm grateful. We have our first doctor appointment on Thursday, September 4th. We are both so excited.
Our baby is the size of a green olive.
Our baby is the size of a green olive.
Friday, August 15, 2008
Week 7
Thank good I have not experienced much morning sickness, just a little nausea.
We are taking our little Buckeye Baby to the Bronco's game tomorrow and we hope that they beat the Cowboys.
We are taking our little Buckeye Baby to the Bronco's game tomorrow and we hope that they beat the Cowboys.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Week 5
The average pregnant woman needs about 300 extra calories each day. That's right: extra calories! Being pregnant rocks!
The picture below is the size and shape of our baby.
Size: 5/64 of an inch or 2 millimeters
Weight: Less than 1 gram
"Here I am two millimeters big. I am on the right and on the left my placenta will be formed."
The picture below is the size and shape of our baby.
Size: 5/64 of an inch or 2 millimeters
Weight: Less than 1 gram
"Here I am two millimeters big. I am on the right and on the left my placenta will be formed."
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Brand New Direction
I know that its been a while since our last post. We apologize.
The Wilson family has a new direction for this blog . . . Pregnancy.
On our second wedding anniversary (yesterday- 7/29) we found out that we were pregnant with our first child. Yipee!!!
We will post on this blog the "Adventures into Pregnancy" and pictures of us, the baby and what is going on in our lives.
I am currently 4 weeks pregnant. My estimated due date is April 3, 2009.
Please click the link above for more information on my pregnancy status.
The Wilson family has a new direction for this blog . . . Pregnancy.
On our second wedding anniversary (yesterday- 7/29) we found out that we were pregnant with our first child. Yipee!!!
We will post on this blog the "Adventures into Pregnancy" and pictures of us, the baby and what is going on in our lives.
I am currently 4 weeks pregnant. My estimated due date is April 3, 2009.
Please click the link above for more information on my pregnancy status.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Photography Business
I have a website and business cards for my new business adventure, photography. Please feel free to take a look and let me know what you think.
http://awphotographyco.blogspot.com/
I have my first day of my 2nd photography class tonight, Intro to Lighting. I'm so excited.
I am leaving for Philly tomorrow. It's finally time for Erika's bachelorette party. I hope that I can keep up with all these young gals.
http://awphotographyco.blogspot.com/
I have my first day of my 2nd photography class tonight, Intro to Lighting. I'm so excited.
I am leaving for Philly tomorrow. It's finally time for Erika's bachelorette party. I hope that I can keep up with all these young gals.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Photographic opportunity
I had an offsite meeting that I was required to attend for work, so I brought my camera to take pictures of the meeting and use it to hone my skills. Here are some of the pictures that I like the best.
Chocolate Delight
Have a Seat
Looking Upward
Kaleidoscope
Don't forget to continue to check out A. Wilson Photography for more of my pictures.
Chocolate Delight
Have a Seat
Looking Upward
Kaleidoscope
Don't forget to continue to check out A. Wilson Photography for more of my pictures.
Monday, January 28, 2008
These Past Few Weeks
Obviously nothing too exciting has happened the last few weeks or we would have updated this blog. Yesterday, we went to the Snow Sculpture Championships in Breckenridge. Once we develop the film we will post some of the pics.
I ordered a digital SLR camera on Friday and it should be delivered to my work sometime this week. I'm so excited. It's 10.1 MP and it was on sale. A great sale. Too great to pass up!! Once I start taking some pictures with it, I will put them up.
I ordered a digital SLR camera on Friday and it should be delivered to my work sometime this week. I'm so excited. It's 10.1 MP and it was on sale. A great sale. Too great to pass up!! Once I start taking some pictures with it, I will put them up.
Friday, January 11, 2008
New MP3 and New Class
Brian bought a Sony 4MB MP3 player with the Best Buy gift cards that he received for Christmas. He has been playing with it and trying to figure out how to upload movies, but it is giving him some difficulty. Right now, he is still within the return policy, so I suggested that if he can't seem to get it to work, he can always try another product.
The first day of my photography class through the Aurora City Parks & Recreation department was last night. I was the only one that brought in an SLR 35mm camera. The other 3 people brought in nice digital SLR cameras with 6MP or higher. I'm so jealous. What I'm hoping to get out of this class is more information about the best way to capture an image and the composition of great pictures.
We are heading up to the mountains this weekend, so I will take my camera and try to work on my composition. The light will probably be too bright, but there is no way that we are getting up there early enough for the sunrise and we are not staying for sunset. We would never get home at a decent hour.
The first day of my photography class through the Aurora City Parks & Recreation department was last night. I was the only one that brought in an SLR 35mm camera. The other 3 people brought in nice digital SLR cameras with 6MP or higher. I'm so jealous. What I'm hoping to get out of this class is more information about the best way to capture an image and the composition of great pictures.
We are heading up to the mountains this weekend, so I will take my camera and try to work on my composition. The light will probably be too bright, but there is no way that we are getting up there early enough for the sunrise and we are not staying for sunset. We would never get home at a decent hour.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Christmas & New Year's
Brian and I were separated for our 2nd Christmas married. Brian started a new job and didn't have any vacation days and it was our time to be with my parents.
I flew down to FL on Saturday the 22nd to spend the holidays with my parents, my sister and her FI and my grandfather and his wife. There were a few fights but nothing that didn't get patched up by the end of the trip.
Brian stayed in CO and had an extended family dinner on Saturday night. He had to go to work on Monday, and then spent Christmas day at his parent's house. Unfortunately, he had to work on Wednesday too.
My flight back to CO included a layover in GA and didn't land in CO until midnight. We didn't get home until 2am and still had to go to work on Thursday. With 3 hours of sleep we both did pretty well at work.
We will try not to be apart for a major holiday again.
I flew down to FL on Saturday the 22nd to spend the holidays with my parents, my sister and her FI and my grandfather and his wife. There were a few fights but nothing that didn't get patched up by the end of the trip.
Brian stayed in CO and had an extended family dinner on Saturday night. He had to go to work on Monday, and then spent Christmas day at his parent's house. Unfortunately, he had to work on Wednesday too.
My flight back to CO included a layover in GA and didn't land in CO until midnight. We didn't get home until 2am and still had to go to work on Thursday. With 3 hours of sleep we both did pretty well at work.
We will try not to be apart for a major holiday again.
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