Well, the decision has been made. Why dont' you nip on over to Amy's site and see if they have a new member (or members) in their family. :-)
Auntie Leslie
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Leslie! Love! Love! Love! Your blog! The pics of your kids is just so precious and I so echo your words on trying to downsize.We are doing the very same thing around here.I so admire you for all your hard work with Noah.He is such an amazing precious little boy.Praying for you always as your make new decisions on how to work with him and help him.
Going through major withdrawls because I can't get Amy's blog to open.... Leveta
NOTE: If you came across this page by googling "Shirt Chewing", please click here for the most recent post on Noah's shirt chewing. Thanks! Sugar. Who knew that five little letters could wreck such havoc? As I've mentioned before, Noah has a terrible shirt chewing habit. I can't quite remember when it all started, but we all noticed that it STOPPED completely when we were in Austin. The only thing that was really different was his diet - since we were living out of a hotel for a week. When we got home, we racked our brains to figure out what it was.... what food triggered Noah' s shirt chewing. We were home about 2 days when Noah started chewing again. Agave Nectar. Sim had put agave nectar on Noah's waffles. We took the agave nectar out of his diet and the next day, the chewing decreased. A few days later, I gave him a peanut butter and jelly rice cake. He started shirt chewing. It had to have been the jelly.. which goes to show that just because it's
It's been so long since I posted here. I wasn't even sure that I would remember my password. And, actually, I really haven't planned anything to write out, but I just had this overwhelming urge to post today. Maybe so that I can look back on this post next year and see how far we've come, I'm not sure. But here we are... and here I am.... 2016 was a challenge. Not just for our family, but for everyone it seems. I look around and 2016 just seems to be a year of hurt. It was a tough year on so many levels. A little over a year ago, on December 23, 2015, we were told that my husband most likely had a certain lung condition that gave him only three years to live. We are so fortunate that it was NOT what they thought, but it led us straight into 2016 full of fear and despair.... feelings which continue all the way through today.... and may lead into 2017. To condense a very long story that's full of grief and misdiagnoses and full on panic attacks (for me), I wi
My sweet little Noah Bear is turning 8 today!! 8!!! I've already been gently reminded by my husband that it's a bit pointless to get teary-eyed over the fact that Noah will be 12 in four years. I think he muttered something along the lines of, "Good grief, woman, get a grip!" But I can't help it. My baby is growing up!! I'm going to share something with all of you that might make me sound like like a looney..... but a few years ago, I was in a really terrible place - and in the midst of my despair, I heard God's voice speak to me. Now, there are three times in my life that I've heard God's voice and this was one of them. And He said that Noah would talk between the ages of 8 and 9... so much in fact that I would jokingly regret praying for it all these years! It's really taking a lot for me to write this out and publicly broadcast it. I mean, what if it wasn't God's voice talking to me? What if it was my imagination and I'm going t
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Love! Love! Love! Your blog! The pics of your kids is just so precious and I so echo your words on trying to downsize.We are doing the very same thing around here.I so admire you for all your hard work with Noah.He is such an amazing precious little boy.Praying for you always as your make new decisions on how to work with him and help him.
Going through major withdrawls because I can't get Amy's blog to open....
Leveta