Making Up For Lost Time!

My Noah,

Since I've been on bedrest for the past 6 weeks, we haven't gotten to do all the things I've wanted to before baby Max arrives. So, we're making up for lost time and cramming it all in! I took you to Purina Farms on Wednesday, Halloween was on Friday, and Daddy and I took you to the zoo today! I'm exhausted, but it's been well worth it to watch your excitement when talking to the animals and riding the train!

As you can see, you didn't like crawling through the tunnel at the zoo.....you wanted to stand up and then realized you were too tall...hence the crying!

At the end of the day, delirium setting in, you broke away from Daddy's grasp and headed for the golf cart, hopped in faster than we could say wait, and tried to drive away from us! Oh the independence!

Oh, by the way, you just got a haircut yesterday...you wouldn't know it by the way your crazy hair is flopping all over the place. But, your dad took you after gym and said it was a NIGHTMARE! He was sweating profusely when he got home!

Love you,

Mama

Thomas the Train!

Hi Noah,

Halloween this year was so much fun with you! You were so into it...loved handing out candy to all the kids and loved going door to door saying trick or treat as clear as a bell to get your candy! You weren't scared of anything and constantly asked to see witches and ghosts. You informed us every chance you got that a big ghost says "BOO" in a really loud, low voice and that a baby ghost says "boo boo boo" in a really high pitched voice.

You had two costumes (0ne was your cousin Carter's...a monkey that you asked to wear about once a week for a month leading up to Halloween) and the other was your new favorite character, Thomas the Train, that daddy got at a garge sale for you the day before Halloween for $5. What a bargain! You loved being Thomas!

Carol, our neighbor, made you a bag of pumpkin cookies, so you walked around for the rest of the night with a cookie in each hand (of course!).

Daddy and I have already eaten all your candy!

Love you,

Mommy