Showing posts with label Ethan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ethan. Show all posts

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Approaching the One Year Mark

I honestly can't get over the fact that my child will be one-year-old next month. I also can't believe that I really haven't blogged since December... who would've thought?


There's been so much going on that I couldn't possibly begin to catch everyone up on everything. So, I will only provide the major details.


Firstly, I was accepted into graduate school at Georgia College. This is a major accomplishment for me, considering that I'm not a great test taker and only remember certain parts of my undergraduate career. I can assure you that these were the parts that included me trying to figure out what I was going to wear the next day. I promise I will not do that this time.


Secondly, Ethan is everywhere! He is throwing mulch, biting, and scratching his friends at daycare (I'm sure this is all out of love). He's certainly had his visits with the doctor as well, mostly involving ear infections. I pray this phase will pass quickly.


Most of all, I have to credit my sanity during all of these phases and milestones to my husband. He continues to provide support, love, and encouragement whenever it is needed. I wouldn't want to be a parent without him!


Here's a new picture of our cutie!


Tuesday, December 1, 2009

5 Months Old

I cannot believe that you, Ethan Michael Snelling, were 5 months old on Saturday, November 21. It still surprises us everyday how fast you are growing and how much you are learning. Here's a taste of what you are doing now...





* You are already in 3-6 months clothing, size 2 diapers, and eating 8 oz. of formula every four hours.




* You celebrated your first Thanksgiving lunch at your Great Grandparents, Charles and June Odom', house. Your friend Todd shared some sweet potatoes with you that you really enjoyed.




* You are starting to laugh out loud now when Dad pretends that your stomach is his favorite sub sandwich. Here's a preview of what you sound like while playing with your Aunt Mia. I believe she was just asking you "how are you doing?" Who would've thought that such a short phrase would've brought such laughter?





* You will have a very special day on Sunday, December 6. Your Dad and I will dedicate you back to the Lord at the Parent/Child Dedication at Ingleside Baptist Church in Macon, GA. What a special blessing you have been to your father and I. You have taught us so much about ourselves and the world in just five short months. We pray that you come to know Christ at a young age and that you would experience the joy of knowing God as your Saviour.

Your father and I have chosen this verse as your life verse:

"But as for you, continue in what you have learned and have firmly believed, knowing from whom you learned it and how from childhood you have been acquainted with the sacred writings, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus".
(2 Timothy 3:14-15 Holy Bible ESV)