I wish I would have more energy to have a special last day with her, but I am feeling lousy and barely can sit on the floor with her. Here are some of our final hours as a family of 4! (I'll be nice and include the pooch for a change)
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| Being silly with Daddy's hat last night |
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| I asked Evie to say cheese this morning for the camera. She walked over to the tree, sat down, and smiled. A-mazing |
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| I'm glad Evie likes the toothbrush- there are usually no crazy 4 or 5 years olds jumping on it |
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| These two are so cute together. Too bad George is only here temporarily. Evie really liked him and Mommy enjoyed hanging out with his mommy. |
And so begins our next journey...
2 comments:
That's right- I don't remember a minute without you, Marisa. I don't remember my time alone with Mom and Dad, but you do (I was having a blast at college). :) A sidekick is the greatest gift, I agree! Evie will be a great big sis and you will have so much love for both of them. You'll see- your heart just overflows love enough for both of them. Parker might be another story. xoxo
I felt SO emotional about the end of the Ella era before Kate was born. But once Kate arrived, it just felt right! I never had a moment's sadness afterward. In fact, I couldn't wipe the smile off my face thinking about the precious gift we were all getting in our Lizzie Kate.
I think that's just God's way of helping us mamas adjust to our growing families. I hope that it will be exactly the same for you, Marisa!
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