Why is when your child looses both front teeth they age 5 years? I'm coming to grips with the fact that our youngest has officially lost her front teeth, which equals...she is growing up. Sigh. I know she has to, and I am ready for her to, it just stinks. Maybe it's because she lost both teeth within 2 days, and I had zero time to get used to her with one missing tooth. We went from all teeth to no teeth in less than 48 hours. She is beyond excited to have them missing. And leading her class in missing teeth this year. Does it get any better than that?!?! So we are now getting used to our little "whistler" who makes this cute little whistle noise when she talks. That's a lot of space to have in the front of your mouth. :) It's too cute, and I am loving it, and making her talk all the time so I can take full advantage of it. Our little "whistler" is growing...I think I need a puppy. ;)
The bad thing about making something cute for school is everyone wants you to make more!! So we whipped out another two dozen "brownie burgers" for the teacher luncheon today. I am officially over them. Time to move on to something else.
Mom of three super fun and super cool children (Caleb, Grace, Madeline) and wife to one super cool dude - Andrew. Just living life and trying to do the best we can to mold these little sprouts into who God designed them to be. And trying to be "IN" the moments with them rather than looking back and wishing we had spent more time together as a family. And...to be content. Content with where I am in life as a wife and mom. Content with the circumstances God brings into our lives. Life moves by at warp speed, and I want to be present for it. (Jer. 29:11)
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