Once again, I am being boring with no new pictures. Of course, I'm typing this while I have a napping baby.
We actually showed our house this morning to some friends from church looking to buy. I think they're hoping to find something a little bit bigger, but it was worth a shot, both for them and for us! We're having a realtor come out tomorrow to talk with us on what we need to do, plus look at the house. So we feel optimistic that things will work out.
I heard back from my doctor today and she feels that my next step definitely needs to be having my gall bladder removed. She's supposed to be getting me an appointment with a surgeon and then we'll get this all under way. What a great time for all of this, huh? ;)
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About Me
- Janette
- I've been a wife for over seven years, a mommy of one for 2 and a half years, and a mommy of two as of 12/28/10! :) I married Ryan on July 26, 2003. We always said we wanted to have kids sometime around our fifth anniversary. The closer that time came, the more we started thinking we still needed another year. However, God held us to our original plan because Karys Elizabeth was born July 30, 2008...4 days after our 5th anniversary. :) I quit my job teaching kindergarten to take on the much more rewarding "career" of stay-at-home mom. There are some days that are hard, but I love it just the same. God surprised us again in May 2010 when we found out we were having baby #2. I went through the entire pregnancy expecting him to go past his January 9, 2011 due date since his sister was overdue. However, Zane Elliott surprised us by making his debut on December 28, 2010, and we wouldn't have it any other way! Now that we have "one of each" we could be "done" with our family, but hopefully that won't be the case. :)
2 comments:
Well, the good thing about gallbladder removal is that is laprascopic. 4 or 5 little incisions and fairly quick recovery. Both my mom and mother in law said that the worst part is pain in your shoulders from the gas (used to blow up your abdomen to visualize things) trying to escape the body.
well, at least Karys is not moving around the house yet, so you don't have to chase her around and keep her out of everything, but that's not to say it will be easy to recover from surgery and take care of a baby. Ryan & I would be glad to have her over one day, if you need someone to watch her. :)
Sarah F.
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