Summer is over, school is in full swing, and now is the perfect time for me to take part in SITS "Back to Blogging" event! I've been a little a lot ok, completely undisciplined with my blogging of late...and, thanks to sponsors Standards of Excellence, Westar Kitchen and Bath, and Florida Builders Applicances, I could also win Thelma and Louise (a rockin' Electrolux washer/dryer set) for the US house. But really, its all about the blog.
So today's challenge was to repost my very first post. I was a bit nervous, as its been over two years now, and I couldn't actually remember my first post..... but here it is:
My delightful son Sam was born in March 2004, less than a month after I quit my job of 7 years in preparation of staying at home with my soon-to-be-born daughter or son. This little guy rocked my world more than I ever could have imagined. I went from client relations for a fund manager to trucks, Thomas the Tank Engine, and countless readings of "Where the Wild Things Are".
Once assured that Sam would not be wearing a Don King-like do forever (easing concerns that we wouldn't be condemning him - or a sibling - to permanent franken-doo) and hearing the tick-tock of the biological clock, we took another gamble on the wheel-o-fertility and tried for #2.
Both babes were brought into the world with the assistance of my wonderful hubby of 5 years, Pete. Pete is funny, loving, outgoing, stubborn, focused - and has passed all these traits, as far as we can tell, onto Sam, and as we are quickly learning, Maddie. And I love them all!
We've been posting pictures on BabyJellyBeans.com since Sam was born, but it doesn't provide much of a creative outlet for me nor a true glimpse of our daily lives - which is what I want to record for us. If you enjoy it too, then all the better!
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What I love about this post? I love that it shows my voice - which, I must admit, has been inconsistent of late. I'm also glad that it is a true "first post". And look at how cute my babies are!
I've also realized that I need to revisit my older posts every now and again; I came across one that whined commented on Boo's tantrums regarding shoes - he was 4 at the time, and guess what - Miss Pea is having the EXACT same tantrums now. He's outgrown them, and so I have faith that Miss Pea will too.





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