I have been such a slouch with my blog...so much is happening. Thankfully everything is great. We are rocking right along with our company. I can't believe how wonderful things are for us. I will try to catch everyone up:
First of all, our sweet Audrey is now sleeping in her panties. She has been 
potty trained for a very long time, but still needed a pull-up at night. She is so proud of herself, and says she is a "Big Girl". She told me that pull-ups are for babies, and she doesn't need them anymore. For me and her Daddy this is great. Our baby is getting older, and a lot more wiser, but not having to buy pull-ups anymore is like getting a raise. As a reward for her, we let her pick out a few new nightgowns. Of course the first one she grabbed was, you guessed it...Tinkerbell. I'm glad that thing is wash & wear, she has slept in it every night since we bought it.
potty trained for a very long time, but still needed a pull-up at night. She is so proud of herself, and says she is a "Big Girl". She told me that pull-ups are for babies, and she doesn't need them anymore. For me and her Daddy this is great. Our baby is getting older, and a lot more wiser, but not having to buy pull-ups anymore is like getting a raise. As a reward for her, we let her pick out a few new nightgowns. Of course the first one she grabbed was, you guessed it...Tinkerbell. I'm glad that thing is wash & wear, she has slept in it every night since we bought it. Audrey started big girl school this week at St. Ignatius, and for the most part is doing okay. She only went for a half day Tuesday, and
she looked adorable armed with her "Tinkerbell" lunchbox, and her back-pack. The second day was her first full day, and she didn't do so good. She cried really hard for me and that just broke my heart in two. She told me that she was smart enough and didn't need school. This morning was much better. She still had a death grip on me, but didn't shed any tears...so maybe she is beginning to like it. She loves her teacher and her classmates, but would rather be with her mom and dad...who can blame her, we are pretty darn cool parents. I love that little girl to pieces, she is my whole world.
she looked adorable armed with her "Tinkerbell" lunchbox, and her back-pack. The second day was her first full day, and she didn't do so good. She cried really hard for me and that just broke my heart in two. She told me that she was smart enough and didn't need school. This morning was much better. She still had a death grip on me, but didn't shed any tears...so maybe she is beginning to like it. She loves her teacher and her classmates, but would rather be with her mom and dad...who can blame her, we are pretty darn cool parents. I love that little girl to pieces, she is my whole world.We are getting ready for two really special birthdays in September. My grandmother, Nanny will be celebrating her 87th birthday, so we are making plans for her party. My father-in-law has a really big milestone this year, he will be turning 80. We will have a lot of family in Mobile at our house for his big day. The plans are still in the works.
Many exciting and wonderful things are going on and we could not be any happier than we are now. Ward and I are so blessed to have such a precious daughter. She is our everything and we miss her badly while we are away from her. We have a wonderful company that we love and enjoy. Our lord has blessed us dearly...thank you Jesus.
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