Owen's passport came in yesterday! Soo, all being well, in about a weeks time we should be boarding a plane with three children under three...oh dear! :S I've been consoling myself with the thought that Sam will be still with us then...but still if they all decide to do some screaming fits it won't be a very fun ride...likely they'll enjoy the excitement (or Amy will). :)
I've been rushing with these baby announcements and thank you's...I've done too many this afternoon, but at least most are done for the UK. And you think you save time by ordering cute announcements...I guess not when you have three needing attention!
John and Sam are up in Inverness for the weekend (communion season) so a quiet weekend at home for us I suppose.
Next week is a big week...full of seeing doctors, cleaning and packing... I sense tiredness and exhaustion but look forward to some relaxation at the end. Maybe.
I likely won't be updating this much next week or for the next 6 weeks while in Canada (sorry!). I think I need some time off for awhile. So till then, I shall say bye!
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
An update of sorts
Since all of our stuff is packed up and with the movers now, I have lots of time on my hands! I'm kidding of course, I don't have "lots" but a little more time yes. I was taking photos and hoping to post them up but I packed the USB cable, and then asked Sam if he had something to use which I figured he might, but he packed his too! Oh well, that will have to wait I guess. But, on another note, I did find some photos in Sam's many folders of pictures of my dear children playing outside, of which I thought you would enjoy!
My sweet little boy ready to conquer the grass. :)
How sweet, they really do love each other!
Attempting to go down a smallish hill.
Not sure if he had success, I can't remember, but he sure thought it was interesting to see his reflection on the car.
So, Monday was filled with packing, laundry, and more packing, and then a meal at John Macleod's (treasurer in Tarbert). Tuesday was much of the same although we went to Tarbert to see the midwife and then stopped at Ruth's to drop off things, and pick up more boxes. Wednesday was the final packing day and by dinner time or should I say just as I was nearing completion of making dinner, the movers came and Jett and Sam had to load the things up...which meant cooking on hold and me taking care of two eager-to-get-outside children!
Jett of course is still in the midst of exams or rather just one exam, but so far he feels he is doing all right (which is good!). Yes, one more to do tomorrow (the Hebrew one)!
Next Monday night we hope to stay with the Jardines and then Tuesday is the actual date we are to leave the Island...where did the time all go?!
Oh, and I'll be 37 weeks on Monday (the time when they can consider you full term 37-42 weeks). Amelia was born at 36 plus 6 days gestation...which would be this Sabbath if this wee one did the same, but I doubt that, Aaron was born 41 weeks and 1 day gestation...soo, lots of time for the baby to decide to come I guess eh?
All right enough said, must get going. :) Next time I post all being well, will likely be in Perth.
Here is Amelia playing around the clothes line.
My sweet little boy ready to conquer the grass. :)
How sweet, they really do love each other!
Attempting to go down a smallish hill.
Not sure if he had success, I can't remember, but he sure thought it was interesting to see his reflection on the car.
So, Monday was filled with packing, laundry, and more packing, and then a meal at John Macleod's (treasurer in Tarbert). Tuesday was much of the same although we went to Tarbert to see the midwife and then stopped at Ruth's to drop off things, and pick up more boxes. Wednesday was the final packing day and by dinner time or should I say just as I was nearing completion of making dinner, the movers came and Jett and Sam had to load the things up...which meant cooking on hold and me taking care of two eager-to-get-outside children! Jett of course is still in the midst of exams or rather just one exam, but so far he feels he is doing all right (which is good!). Yes, one more to do tomorrow (the Hebrew one)!
Next Monday night we hope to stay with the Jardines and then Tuesday is the actual date we are to leave the Island...where did the time all go?!
Oh, and I'll be 37 weeks on Monday (the time when they can consider you full term 37-42 weeks). Amelia was born at 36 plus 6 days gestation...which would be this Sabbath if this wee one did the same, but I doubt that, Aaron was born 41 weeks and 1 day gestation...soo, lots of time for the baby to decide to come I guess eh?
All right enough said, must get going. :) Next time I post all being well, will likely be in Perth.
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