One Year Ago Today...

One year ago today, I got this....

Nine months passed....

And on November 5, 2007 Alexander joined us.

The first month went by...

The second month passed....

And the third month was gone...

Here we are today, with our four month old baby. Who we learned we were having a year ago today. The time goes really too fast. It seems like just yesterday I got the positive test....

Then next thing I know I will be posting first birthday pictures, he will be walking, and playing with his big brother and big sister.

I am so thankful for each and every second I get with these kids. Time is fleeting.....

Comments

Anonymous said…

What a great way to remember it - nice job! Kinda gross that you took a pic of your pee stick but...heeheehee. Very cute way to mark one year ago today. Love you guys - Kiki

1:01 PM

Abby said…

Thanks!

At least I did not KEEP the pee stick. (; I figured a picture was the best way to remember....LOL! So that along with the belly shots was a good thing to do. Just in case this was the last go around...

1:28 PM

Insangel said…

I kept the pee stick. :D

Great pics. You have beautiful babies. :)

6:00 AM

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