A lady I used to work with always quoted this verse when I was having a bad day: "This too shall pass". I've been saying that a lot this past week lol. One week down, 4 to go.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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- Michelle
- I'm a stay-at-home mom. I'm very proud to be the wife of a soldier. My husband is active duty Army but is a cadet in ROTC at the moment. He's going to college for a degree in history. I love him with all my heart, he's my best friend. We had our first baby, Ryan Tommy, Jan 28 and we are so proud! My daddy passed away Jan 10, so he missed it by only 18 days. It's hard getting through without him, but my family and I are doing our best.
4 comments:
I hope the rest of this time apart goes by very quickly for you guys.
Stay busy although I'm pretty sure Ryan has that covered for ya=))
Are you OK you haven't posted for a few days. Just letting you know I'm thinking of you.
Hope they pass quickly for you!!
I've been meaning to answer your question about flying with a baby, but couldn't find your email! I think you would do ok flying by yourself with him. The biggest tip is to either nurse or give him a bottle/pacifier to suck on during take off and landing to help with the pressure in the ears. I nursed Lucas and he fell asleep and slept most of the way. Most of the airline personnel are pretty helpful too especially when you're travelling by yourself w/a baby. We travelled when Kayla was 9 months old, but Joe was with me then. Then I flew with her by myself when she was almost 2. You can bring the stroller/infant car seat up to the plane and leave it there before you board, they'll put it under and then bring it up right when you get off the plane.
Hey there, hope everything is okay, you haven't posted in awhile so just checking in. Take care. v
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