I promised months ago, in this post that I would tell you all how I found out I was pregnant with baby number two. I had thought that I lost all my photos from this memorable night when my old lap top died and as a result I had lost momentum to blog about it. You see, the pictures tell the story better than I ever could. In fact, just Tuesday night I was sharing with some friends how sad I was that these pictures were gone. Well, today, I stumbled across an old camera chip, and when I popped it in, there they all were, photos from my 33rd birthday and the night I found out, surprisingly, that I was pregnant. Continue reading
The Importance of Hand Holding
25 Jan
Peter and I had a date this weekend. We sat together in a quiet Vietnamese restaurant drinking hot Jasmine tea with our spring rolls and huge bowls of Pho soup while we held hands across the table. Phones off. Eye contact strong. Fingers tangled together.
A date is a rare occurrence for us. It’s been so long I can’t even remember our last one. Well besides for our five year anniversary, when while my sister, Alysa, and my friend, Angie were visiting for Thanksgiving Peter and I went to Denton’s Golden Triangle Mall together (if you can even call it a mall or a date for that matter). We walked around talking – and something you don’t get to do when you’re pushing a stroller – holding hands. Continue reading
A Little Something About Me
31 OctI was tagged by Nikki, over at stitch.tac.sew to respond to these “get to know your resident blogger” questions. I debated dragging my heals in response, but since I already have several blogs that I have promised to write, including how I found out I was pregnant with number two and what exactly I do as a doula, I thought that I should get ‘er done, today. No time like the present! Continue reading
Rocks in a Tin Can
5 AprI know I should be reading all my required reading for my doula certification with DONA. However, I’m not in the mood to study. I’ve had a few things tumbling through my head lately, like rocks in a tin can. I’ve been thinking about the idea of writing a letter to my 20 year-old-self. My older me giving advice to my younger me. You get the idea. And, if you do the same, post a link to your blog in a comment so we can commiserate our stupidity and greatness together. Okay, not to make too much of a fuss, here are a few things I would tell myself, in no particular order. Continue reading


