Saturday, April 2, 2011

Photo Highlights of Tim's First Month























































Tim's Hospital Photo Shoot

These are the pictures from Tim's photo shoot at the hospital. He was one day old.

The girl did a wonderful job! He was angry and screaming, but you can't tell at all in the photos!

















The last month and a half...

It's been a crazy month and a half since Tim was born!

He has been in and out of the hospital. First, with a urinary tract infection and complications from his circumcision. Then, with an ileus in his colon (a portion of the intestine where the muscles weren't functioning like they should). Lastly with dehydration and excessive vomiting they thought was the result of a milk protein intolerance.

He is now home and doing better. But between dealing with his health issues, traveling to Nebraska, and trying to stay caught up in school, there hasn't been much time for blogging!

So, I'm going to throw up some pictures of highlights of the last month or so. And I'll try to be more on top of blogging in the future. :-)

Monday, February 21, 2011

He's here!!


Little Timmy arrived early Sunday morning! More pictures and details to follow. Until then, here's a picture his Auntie Laura made to help announce him.

Monday, January 24, 2011

Old People Say the Darndest Things


That's about what my belly looks like these days.

To go along with that....

Old People Say the Darndest Things

It's true. Here's a sampling of what I have heard from my patients at work this last week.

Patient: "Hi, Baby!" *pats my belly
"Hi Baby!" *pats my bum*
"A baby in a baby!"

As I'm leaving her room... Patient: HAPPY PREGNANCY!!
Is this some sort of new holiday greeting?

Another patient predicted my baby would weigh between 9 and 10 lbs.
No thank you.

And... the gem of the week.....

Patient: Was your baby a big surprise?
Me: Yes.
Patient: Why?
Me: Ummm.... why what?
Patient: Why were you surprised? Don't you have a husband? Don't know KNOW what happens?
Me:....... *silence*