Obadiah (Bud) is now 7 1/2 weeks, he is getting big and growing fast! YES, he is still "small" BUT he is A LOT bigger then what he was when he was born! His 2 month appointment is on December 14th! We should find out how much he weighs then! He is in 0-3 month clothes (has been in them for a few weeks now) and is in size 1 shoes (he has big feet like his daddy)he is wearing what I like to call "big boy outfits and shoes"! He is now starting to "coo" and trying to talk, working those lungs! He is on Similac Sensitive R.S. (rice formula), Yes, he has a sensitive tummy like his Uncle Zachey! He has been sleeping pretty good through the night...the past few nights have been 8 hours! He is such a handsome little boy!
Christopher has been working and going to school like normal. I would ask prayer for his job. He may not have one in January. Just this past month they called all the temporaries into a meeting to let them know upcoming in January they may be letting a few go. From what Chris says is that the work load has gone from 300 to 30 torpedo in a month--which is drastically low! He has updated his resume and sent (I believe he said over 10, close to 20) applications through the three different bases around here. Please pray that he can keep his job OR find a new one. What ever the Lord's will is. God will take care of us like he has continued to do this past year. I am also thankful that God provided to me a husband who is an extremely hard worker (very rare for his age) and who has been an excellent provider for us. I am very proud and thankful for him.
This year, we not only was out first thanksgiving being married, but also Bud's first thanksgiving! And, we were able to spend it with our family. We actually had 3 thanksgivings! Th/Fri were spent at RJ and Janinne's house-th with Chris's mom and fri with Chris's dad. On Saturday we went to my parents house and had dinner with them. Below is a slide show of the pictures! We were able to get a 4 generation picture!! enjoy!
insulated lunch tote
5 years ago
















