Today, I took my 2nd post office exam. Hopefully by the time you realize that mommy works I will be working at the post office, instead of at Woodward. I go back to work in one week. I have been off now for 2 months; it seems just like yesterday that I started maternity leave. Time does go by fast.
A few more months it will be Christmas.
You go to the doctor tomorrow for your 1st appointment. You sleep about 7 hours a night, no more, sometimes less. If you do get up you drink a little milk, then usually you go right back to sleep.
I bet you weigh at least 10 pounds now. You have a very pretty smile and one dimple on you left side.
You poop once a day around 8 to 9 pm, you won’t go to sleep until you do. And you get very fussy until you get done.
Your Godparents, Dave and Lori, got you a $50 saving bond for your baptism.
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Once a month my mother scribbled down her thoughts in 5 separate books for her 5 separate children.
As a child I assumed that these random thought held some imperative “adult only” magic, power that would answer all those random “what-if” questions I had.
As I got older I learned that this “magical” book only possessed the power to allow me to later retrace all those important childhood moments I had.
My mother spent 21 years documenting my life.
Here are her thoughts, feelings, and reactions to the simplest moments of My Life.
I present the Story of My Life from
July 19, 1986 to June 11, 2007
As a child I assumed that these random thought held some imperative “adult only” magic, power that would answer all those random “what-if” questions I had.
As I got older I learned that this “magical” book only possessed the power to allow me to later retrace all those important childhood moments I had.
My mother spent 21 years documenting my life.
Here are her thoughts, feelings, and reactions to the simplest moments of My Life.
I present the Story of My Life from
July 19, 1986 to June 11, 2007
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