Jill and Cathy's diaper tricycle. Is this not too cute? They said the handle bars were definitely the trickiest part. I think a lot of laughter was involved when they were putting this together. Love this!
Jill and Cathy hosted the brunch at Hall Place Bed and Breakfast, here in Glasgow. It is a beautiful, historical building built in 1852. We were able to tour the downstairs of the B & B, oohing and aahing over the antiques and collectibles. Justin and I love our current home and how it meets the needs of our family, but we do miss the character of the 1902 home we lived in. That's something I really appreciate.
Although the food was delicious, the time itself was so very special to me. Six weeks exactly to D-Day. A pause in these loooong 7 1/2 months thus far, to celebrate baby boy and anticipate his arrival. We had been telling Hadley that I would be leaving for a little while to celebrate baby brother. She said, "you gonna sell baby brother?" Whoa, sweetie...no black market here. We practiced the word "celebrate" for awhile;
The beautiful quilt Justin's grandmother, Ma, made. Notice it even won a blue ribbon at a quilt show! Little man is already a winner! Actually, the quilt she made for Hadley before she was born also won a blue ribbon. Oh how I love handmade gifts. The time and effort people put in to them is so very special.
After gift-opening, we enjoyed a delicious cake from Glasgow's finest: Sweetheart Bakery. It was heavenly.
So thankful for these sweet ladies taking the time to celebrate Tiny Tim. Words cannot begin to express how blessed I feel when I think about being a mommy to these two little lives. So thankful for God's faithfulness!
Psalm 127:3 (KJV)
Jill and Cathy hosted the brunch at Hall Place Bed and Breakfast, here in Glasgow. It is a beautiful, historical building built in 1852. We were able to tour the downstairs of the B & B, oohing and aahing over the antiques and collectibles. Justin and I love our current home and how it meets the needs of our family, but we do miss the character of the 1902 home we lived in. That's something I really appreciate. 
The beautiful quilt Justin's grandmother, Ma, made. Notice it even won a blue ribbon at a quilt show! Little man is already a winner! Actually, the quilt she made for Hadley before she was born also won a blue ribbon. Oh how I love handmade gifts. The time and effort people put in to them is so very special.
3 Lo, children are an heritage of the Lord: and the fruit of the womb is his reward.
Psalm 127:3 (KJV)
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