Ha. Now that I have plenty of free time, one thing I've been meaning to do is back up the photos on my phone. Here are a bunch of random photos from our life out and about in the past year or two.
Q before her first dance class (two-years-old)
Q & Mommy at Verizon store, upgrading to a Blackberry only to find out the iPhone would blow up a few weeks later
Um, Q being Q
One of many trips to the park
Cleaning house???
Cody Bear
Dinner in Vegas with Mom & Dad
Sitting & waiting... and waiting... and waiting at Mommy's Dr.
Nordstrom Rack with Mommy & Grammy... "Please Daddy, can I have these high heels?"
Ahhh, one of my favorite past times... shopping with my baby girl at Target!
A dinner fit for a Princess
Just pulling out of camp
Pit stop at Mickey D's. No idea what the bandaid on the cheek was for.
Q's second dance class
Riding the train at the Chandler Mall while waiting for Daddy to shop for tools in Sears
Dressing Miss Daisy
Mommy & Daddy brought Q to Peter Piper on her 3rd Birthday for a little pre-party
Again... sitting & waiting... and waiting... and waiting at Mommy's Dr.
First haircut!!!
Pouring on the sugar so Mommy would cave and buy her this "wedding dress" at JC Penney
Goofing off before dance class
Pink sandals on seat are NOT Quincy's :)
Tumbling Class
Frozen yogurt with Grandma Wood
Goofy hat after bath
San Tan Village playtime
Playing princesses with Grammy
Tumbleweed Park
Mickey D's
Our "fat cat" Bradley
Sunday, March 20, 2011
M.I.A.
Wow, "when it rains, it pours" is such a cliche but oh so true. Things have been a bit overwhelming the past month or so. Life is passing by day by day, in such a routine fashion and then BAM!—in a moment, things can change.
Life had already gotten little more complicated and challenging in the previous weeks when I went in for a routine ultrasound at 29 weeks (Monday, the 7th). During the US it was discovered that my cervix (TMI?) has gotten drastically thin, not to mention I had been experiencing some slight contractions the night before. I was sent straight to the hospital for some more monitoring. After being there alone until 11PM, they decided to send me home on medications and strict bed rest.
Two days later I was given a test at my Dr. called the fFN test. If it came back negative, that was good news meaning that I was not at risk for preterm labor. A positive result meant that there was a 17% chance I would deliver the babies within 14 days. Unfortunately, the result was positive.
So, here I am, 12 days of bed rest behind me and hopefully at least 21 more days to go. Marshal finally moved my computer into the family room where I've set up camp. I really dont know how women do it for months and months. It is torture for me to have to ask others to do things for me. Especially since I like things done a certain way! I am so used to getting things done, being productive. I have all this time and it's going down the drain! Okay, enough complaining. I am actually extremely lucky for many reasons. My mom and mother-in-law have been wonderful. They have been taking turns "living" here to take care of Q and wait on me. Family is certainly something that I am so very grateful to have.
So, there it is. That's where we've been. I am not able to take pics, but I now have plenty of time to write! I'm sure I'll be bored enough to write lots in the next few weeks. After the babies, I am not sure I'll be able to post, well, ever again!
Life had already gotten little more complicated and challenging in the previous weeks when I went in for a routine ultrasound at 29 weeks (Monday, the 7th). During the US it was discovered that my cervix (TMI?) has gotten drastically thin, not to mention I had been experiencing some slight contractions the night before. I was sent straight to the hospital for some more monitoring. After being there alone until 11PM, they decided to send me home on medications and strict bed rest.
Two days later I was given a test at my Dr. called the fFN test. If it came back negative, that was good news meaning that I was not at risk for preterm labor. A positive result meant that there was a 17% chance I would deliver the babies within 14 days. Unfortunately, the result was positive.
So, here I am, 12 days of bed rest behind me and hopefully at least 21 more days to go. Marshal finally moved my computer into the family room where I've set up camp. I really dont know how women do it for months and months. It is torture for me to have to ask others to do things for me. Especially since I like things done a certain way! I am so used to getting things done, being productive. I have all this time and it's going down the drain! Okay, enough complaining. I am actually extremely lucky for many reasons. My mom and mother-in-law have been wonderful. They have been taking turns "living" here to take care of Q and wait on me. Family is certainly something that I am so very grateful to have.
So, there it is. That's where we've been. I am not able to take pics, but I now have plenty of time to write! I'm sure I'll be bored enough to write lots in the next few weeks. After the babies, I am not sure I'll be able to post, well, ever again!
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