May was tough. Everything that Kya participated in culminated in the second week of May. First, she had her Pop Show for Junior Art Park Players, Tuesday-Friday. Then, she had graduation on Friday. THEN, she had the church musical, Saturday and Sunday. This would have all been fine with the exception that I got a stomach virus Tuesday that was then passed on to Eric Wednesday night. How did we make it you ask? Nana Noah to the rescue! My mom was already planning on coming in on Wednesday, but after I pathetically called her Tuesday morning and begged her to come, she came as soon as she could Tuesday afternoon. She helped keep my house sanitized and kept the girls going. I could not have survived that week without her. Also, God protected her and the girls from getting sick, and I am so grateful for that! I would always rather get sick than have the girls sick, so I was so grateful for that! Grams, Big Daddy, and Aunt Hayley came that weekend to see Kya in her Pop Show and the musical! Eric and I are so blessed with a great family that always makes an extra effort to support the girls in all that they do!
Soooo - update on the girls. Bailey is first! This girl has been talking and talking. I can't understand most of it, but she loves to get louder and softer and screech. She can say: no-no (with a pointing finger), bye-bye, da-da, ma-ma, na-na (banana and she uses it for any food she wants), mo (more), shooos (shoes), sisssss (sister), doh (dog), and I'm sure she knows more, but that's what I can think of right now. She loves to eat still, and she will try most things. She did not like watermelon, though. I think the texture was weird for her. She is scared of dogs, but she is intrigued by them, too. I hope she gets over this later. She takes direction pretty well (when she wants to). It is so amazing how much they understand at her age. She has become more loving, too. She gives a lot more hugs and kisses than she used to, which I love!
I cannot believe Kya is going to be a kindergartener in August. It feels like I just birthed her. I was getting teary-eyed at senior Sunday at church because all I could think about was Kya graduating from high school. She is so pumped about going to "big" school. We went to an open house night at her school, and they gave us a packet of things to practice, and Kya insisted on doing it the next day. I'm glad she feels this way about homework and hope it continues! She is a great big sister to Bailey and is always helping me with Bailey. She also helps me remember things, too. It's pretty handy! :).
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

