What Mom’s Should Teach Their Daughters

25 Mar

I’ll admit it, I’m a new mom and being a new mom I want to make sure that I’m a good example for my daughter. My mother is an amazing mom and somehow I think managed to raise a strong and independant women. It kills me when I see women that are dependant upon a man for their own happiness. As I was trolling the internet this afternoon I ran across an article on the 10 Things Mother’s Should Teach Their Daughters via Lil Sugar. I could not agree more with the 10 things listed and I hope that I can instill all of those beliefs in my daugther as she grows into a strong, confident, independant woman. Continue reading 

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I’m Back….

24 Mar

Things have changed so much since the first (and last) time that I posted. This time I fully intended to keep up with this blog. I want my family to be able to keep up to date on our lives since we live so far away and also I think it’ll be a great way of keeping track of our lil one’s progress as she grows.

We had our first child seven weeks ago. Abbigail was born on 02.01.10 and weighed 8lbs even and was 19 inches long. In the seven short weeks that she has blessed our lives I’m already amazed at how fast she has grown. She’s a very happy baby and is smiling and “talking” to us all the time in her own language. The only time she really cries is to let us know that she is ready to eat.

We are offically out of our newborn clothes as they are now to long for us. We are sitting comfortably in our 0-3 months clothes. However, I’m not sure for how long as our lil one LOVES to eat. She is currently nursing every three hours. We pump and when she takes a bottle she’s eating about 5 ozs at a time.

Abbigail loves her swing and bouncy chair. She also loves being in the car and is HUGE fan of bath time. We have started giving her a bath in the big bath tub with her bath sling and she looks so content, as if she could stay there until the water got cold.

I do have to admit that being a mom is a million and one times harder then I ever thought it would be. Being a military family means that we have no family here to help us when we need a break. It AMAZES me how little sleep a person can survive on. Things are a little bit better now, but when Abbigail was first born she had jaudice and had to be on a bili-blanket, the doctors also wanted her to be feed every two hours. Which means Momma was getting VERY little sleep. Thankfully that’s all cleared up now! Being a mom may be more difficult then I ever imagined, but I think it’s worth every single second. I wouldn’t trade it for a million dollars.

new to blogging…

29 Apr

hi. i’m new to this blogging thing. i figured that after lurking on other blogs i’d start my own. so here are some things i guess that you should know about me…

i’m a 20something girl currently residing in the deep south. i’m a native beach girl who has been transplanted. the hubs and i have been married for two years and everyday brings a new smile and a new adventure. we just purchased our first house.

i’m a firm believer that you should surround yourself with people that make you want to be a better person in life. i believe that life is short and you should never take a single second for granted simply because you never know when your little spin on earth is going to over. i believe that at some point every one deserves a second chance, but only that, after that it’s up to them to prove themselves and you to decide if that chance was used to it’s full potential. i believe in giving all you got and then digging a little deeper and giving some more. i believe that a day at the beach and a couple of cold beers or cocktails will solve just about anything. and above all i believe in the power of great family, great friends, great drinks and stopping to smell the salt air.

i hope to meet many people along the way and be able to call them friends at the end of the day!!

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