New Year with hopes of more progress!

Tonight Blair and I will be ringing in the New Year with my Mom and some pizza, the husband is going to be snowboarding with his work crew. Yes, I know, I am a very nice wife to let him go. But seeing how he works 50+hours a week and practically swam with the horses the other day, I suppose he deserves a little fun. So as for 2011 we're hoping there will be a lot of curvature to Blair's sockets, maybe a sibling to run after or at least a happy and stress free Mama.

My resolutions are basically the same every year: Loose weight, loose the stress, save more money, gain more patience...Now that I am a mother a few more get added: Find more time to spend with the horses, think of new and fun things to do with Blair, cook healthier, take more videos and print more pictures, organize the playroom, and most importantly be happy with myself. I've never been that into partying on New Years so an early night with my Baby sounds good to me! 11 months to go until our next ortho appt, a lot can happen in that amount of time.

Where has the time gone??

Oh my gosh my little girl is almost 2 years old!!! Where did the time go? I can still remember the morning I found out I was pregnant and 3 tests later the nerves and excitement I felt, the first time I felt her move, the day we found out she was a girl...oh my gosh I just can't believe it's almost her birthday. This time last year I was HUGE and my feet were swollen, and I was sooo scared about labor.

I am so excited for this Christmas, Blair had some practice unwrapping during her uncle Chad's and Daddy's birthday, and I know she's going to LOVE her kitchen set and bath baby. I could care less if I got a single present I am so overjoyed that I can get Blair presents and all the decorations and dinner with family. Such a wonderful time of year, and then two weeks later we are going to celebrate her birthday.

As far as DDH goes I'm still worrying about it, watch every step, agonize over whether or not surgery is going to happen and hope that any future children are born without it.