You may have noticed I've
been on a little bit of a blogging sabbatical. It really hasn't been by
intention, I just haven't had a ton, good or bad, to report on. We have settled
into a routine (the best we can), been dealing with some baby sleep issues and
pop up illnesses, but mostly just enjoying day-to-day life!
The weather here has finally
turned to an acceptable temperature so upon getting home from work, I scoop
Shelby up and put her in my fancy dancy Bob stroller (this will be a whole
other post!) and cruise around the neighborhood for 20 minutes or so. I had
visions of doing that my whole maternity leave, but with the 100+ temps and
Shelby's serious contempt for the car seat - it really wasn't a possibility.
Now however, we can both enjoy it. I love the fresh air and I love the idea of
her getting fresh air....she goes from home to day care to home - not much time
for fresh O2!
We have had some hiccups, but
already we feel more equipped to deal with them. Shelby had her second round of
shots and her 4 month "well check." Again, her stats were goofy (they
led with 'Shelby is in the 5o percentile for length' WHAT? "Oh wait, I
meant 95 percentile." Much better). Shelby took this round of shots much
better too. After her adverse reaction to the first round I was apprehensive,
but this round was night and day. She also acquired a new round of germs that
left her rashy again for a few days, but that too has seemed to subside. I tell
ya, this little pumpkin will have an immune system of steel by the time she is
2 at this rate.
Jack has re-tackled the
outdoor table project, so I hope to have photos of that soon. He does very
meticulous work, so I really hope it works out -- not only because I am eager
to have a table, but because he has worked extremely hard on it. I am sure
it'll be marvelous.
My job is in a great place.
We've acquired some fun new clients that I get to work on. They'll keep me
busy, but the change of pace is welcomed. I am best when working with a full
plate, so I will have a fun next few months.
I am stilling holding out
with the nursing bit. I have yet to need/use any formula and I am pretty proud
of myself for that. BFing is a HUGE commitment, especially with working. I have to pump four times a day to keep up
with Shelby, but it's worth it. It's the best thing for her so I can't imagine
knowingly doing anything other than my best for her.
The next couple months will
be busy for us, but with wonderful things! We have some weddings to go to, birthdays,
some special visitors coming, Dallas Cowboys to root for and several events
with our friends.
All in all, things are great
in the Schenk house. Chuggin' along as you may say.
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