We took our big trip to the Midwest for Christmas and everything went well--there were definitely things that could've gone better. For instance, John could've been carrying dark chocolate squares in his pocket to pop into my mouth when I started getting crabby (crabby being an understatement) on our first flight to Denver. We never fully realized that breakfast is the most important meal of the day for me until I skipped it and decided to travel a couple thousand miles with a baby. That's just a lesson that had to be learned the hard way. It turns out, I'm more pleasant to be around during 13 hours of natural labor as opposed to a two hour plane ride with no snacks. But the low blood sugar and verbal abuse (for John) was worth it to see so many friends and family. Audrey was spoiled beyond belief for Christmas. We ended up shipping back two boxes and had a second Christmas when they got to the house in Kennewick.
(p.s. the return flight was much more pleasant and involved no bouts of hysteria and hardly any complaining. There was also lots and lots of chocolate--trust me, it helps.)
New Years Eve for us was laid back this year; we ate a lot of snacks and hung out with our friends George and April and their two boys Lucas and Graydon. It was nice to hear little kid squeals and running feet in the house; it makes me look forward to the chaos that my life will become with several kids.
I hope everyone had a Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year! Now that I've gotten the big stuff out of the way, I hope to update more often about the silly little every day things my life revolves around.
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I wish I could of seen the little dragon at Christmas. Glad to here all is well.
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