Friday, October 23, 2009
Some pics to share!
WOW...it's been a while since I've posted!
Wow...it's been a long time. The Anders family has been very busy though with our move to Troy, which has included lots of renovations! It's been very hectic, but also exciting to be in a home with THREE bathrooms and a basement!!
Luukas is loving kindergarten and especially his friends and teacher. He has learned soooo much already this year and he has impeccable handwriting! We just had Parent Teacher conferences this past week. Mrs. Fitzpatrick said that Luukas is a SPONGE - he takes in everything! Now we just have to get him to get out of the habit of skipping the number 15 when counting from 1 - 20! LOL!
Olivia and Cole are making tons of milestones! Olivia is sitting up and rolling over (with some assistance due to poor muscle tone). She has 2 teeth and is doing better with eating solids! She still loves peas and sweet potatoes the best! We continue to go to OT and PT once a week to help her with eating and gross motor delays. Cole is 23 lbs, eating graham crackers, bananas, and cheerios, and he is CRAWLING all over the place! They each are developing their own little personalities and they are really starting to interact together. Sometimes I can't tell if they are playing or fighting - especially when the hair pulling comes out!
My new job is going well. I am working with 3 and 4 year olds who have developmental delays. I work with a great team and I am learning new things each day. I truly miss Romeo, but I'm soooo thankful for this opportunity in Fitzgerald. It's been great to be closer to home and especially to be able to drop Luukas off at school and pick him up at the end of the day! Oh, and I have NOOOOO paperwork, which is another HUGE bonus!!! In addition to my Fitzgerald position, I'm also working 8-10 hours per week at Eastwood Clinics. Business is booming there thankfully!
George is doing well also. He (along with his dad, brother and some close friends) has done a wonderful job getting the house livable! He's made all of the decisions regarding renovations....I'm just the clean-up girl and the unpacker!! LOL! Truly though, the house is the way it is because of him!
As I sit here watching Cole and Olivia play, I am reflecting on all of the transitions I've gone through in the last year and especially in the last few months. New babies, new job, moving, parents divorce, Dad's upcoming surgery, Mom moving to Florida, etc. You name it....I've been there! Some days are really hard and those are the days when I just want to run away from it all. I always have to remind myself to be positive and that everything will be OK. I know that in the long run things will always turn out for the best. What makes it easier though is knowing that I'm not alone...that lots of my friends and family members are going through multiple transitions this year as well. Together we will all make it through these "depressing economical times." We're all gonna look back in 10 years and be amazed at how well we've all turned out. I just know it! :)
Luukas is loving kindergarten and especially his friends and teacher. He has learned soooo much already this year and he has impeccable handwriting! We just had Parent Teacher conferences this past week. Mrs. Fitzpatrick said that Luukas is a SPONGE - he takes in everything! Now we just have to get him to get out of the habit of skipping the number 15 when counting from 1 - 20! LOL!
Olivia and Cole are making tons of milestones! Olivia is sitting up and rolling over (with some assistance due to poor muscle tone). She has 2 teeth and is doing better with eating solids! She still loves peas and sweet potatoes the best! We continue to go to OT and PT once a week to help her with eating and gross motor delays. Cole is 23 lbs, eating graham crackers, bananas, and cheerios, and he is CRAWLING all over the place! They each are developing their own little personalities and they are really starting to interact together. Sometimes I can't tell if they are playing or fighting - especially when the hair pulling comes out!
My new job is going well. I am working with 3 and 4 year olds who have developmental delays. I work with a great team and I am learning new things each day. I truly miss Romeo, but I'm soooo thankful for this opportunity in Fitzgerald. It's been great to be closer to home and especially to be able to drop Luukas off at school and pick him up at the end of the day! Oh, and I have NOOOOO paperwork, which is another HUGE bonus!!! In addition to my Fitzgerald position, I'm also working 8-10 hours per week at Eastwood Clinics. Business is booming there thankfully!
George is doing well also. He (along with his dad, brother and some close friends) has done a wonderful job getting the house livable! He's made all of the decisions regarding renovations....I'm just the clean-up girl and the unpacker!! LOL! Truly though, the house is the way it is because of him!
As I sit here watching Cole and Olivia play, I am reflecting on all of the transitions I've gone through in the last year and especially in the last few months. New babies, new job, moving, parents divorce, Dad's upcoming surgery, Mom moving to Florida, etc. You name it....I've been there! Some days are really hard and those are the days when I just want to run away from it all. I always have to remind myself to be positive and that everything will be OK. I know that in the long run things will always turn out for the best. What makes it easier though is knowing that I'm not alone...that lots of my friends and family members are going through multiple transitions this year as well. Together we will all make it through these "depressing economical times." We're all gonna look back in 10 years and be amazed at how well we've all turned out. I just know it! :)
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