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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
When I went to the Doctor today they did an ultra sound to make sure our baby is head down. Yay she is. She is still pretty far up but at least she's head down! As of Friday I'm full term which means that I'm 37 weeks, so crazy. Oh and the Ultra sound tech said she thinks she's about 6 pounds 6 ounces give or take. When I told Zach that he said how much can she grow in 1 month. I really don't know to be honest. I'm just glad that no matter what if I had her now she would be healthy. I don't think she'd have to be in the NICU at all. What a blessing.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Well it looks like the saying "life doesn't get any easier" is holding true. I am in the thick of school and Christy is only weeks away from having a baby. Just to vent a little, I have homework do in two days and I don't have a clue how to do it and I have homework in another class do the same day. I have a test every week up to Thanksgiving and then finals are after that. I cannot believe how busy I am, but what else did I expect? You know this isn't going to get any easier with a baby and I realize that. I have actually thought my whole life that I wouldn't let school get in the way of having a family, in fact I almost looked forward to this point of my life wondering what it will really be like. Well now I'm here and it's all that I hoped it would be. I have a wonderful wife, Christy, who takes care of me and loves me more than I could imagine and I really don't worry too much about the rest. Life just comes and you take what you get. We have been very blessed and have always had sufficient for our needs. The Lord truly does watch out for us and answer our prayers.
On a side note, this past weekend the youth in our ward went on a Treck up in the mountains. Two of them bore their testimonies in church and I couldn't help but notice how they found out the Saviour and God live by relying on them for comfort and strength to get through a hard time. That is one of the most self-motivating principles of the gospel that I know of. We can do hard things with the help of the Saviour. I am so gratefull for the experiences that Heavenly Father gives us and I know that we can come off conquerer if we rely on the Lord. He is the author and finisher of our faith.
On a side note, this past weekend the youth in our ward went on a Treck up in the mountains. Two of them bore their testimonies in church and I couldn't help but notice how they found out the Saviour and God live by relying on them for comfort and strength to get through a hard time. That is one of the most self-motivating principles of the gospel that I know of. We can do hard things with the help of the Saviour. I am so gratefull for the experiences that Heavenly Father gives us and I know that we can come off conquerer if we rely on the Lord. He is the author and finisher of our faith.
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