JMJ
I can't believe I have more pictures than I am able to post. The days slip by and I think I will have more time to post tomorrow; then the days turn into weeks, then months.
This was a nice day in March, around the time of the boys birthdays.
The boys birthdays were hard because it was Lent and everyone was sick. Actually, I think we were sick most of February, too. We were well for a little bit, and now a few of us have colds again. It could be worse, but I will certainly rejoice when the warm weather is here to stay and we are all well in body (an hopefully mind and spirit as well!).
We have slowly moved to a Gluten free diet because of some of the problems Henry has been having. He stopped sleep through the night a month or so before Cecily was born. I don't mean that he gets up once or twice. I mean that Craig was getting up with him between 15 and 20 times a night. He doesn't want to sleep with us, nor have one of us lie down with him. We really have tried everything. So I started cutting out wheat. But the more I read, the more I realized that wasn't enough. Now, we are doing a modified GAPS diet. I will have to write more about it later, but it certainly has been a good Lenten trial.
I can't believe I have more pictures than I am able to post. The days slip by and I think I will have more time to post tomorrow; then the days turn into weeks, then months.
This was a nice day in March, around the time of the boys birthdays.
The boys birthdays were hard because it was Lent and everyone was sick. Actually, I think we were sick most of February, too. We were well for a little bit, and now a few of us have colds again. It could be worse, but I will certainly rejoice when the warm weather is here to stay and we are all well in body (an hopefully mind and spirit as well!).
We have slowly moved to a Gluten free diet because of some of the problems Henry has been having. He stopped sleep through the night a month or so before Cecily was born. I don't mean that he gets up once or twice. I mean that Craig was getting up with him between 15 and 20 times a night. He doesn't want to sleep with us, nor have one of us lie down with him. We really have tried everything. So I started cutting out wheat. But the more I read, the more I realized that wasn't enough. Now, we are doing a modified GAPS diet. I will have to write more about it later, but it certainly has been a good Lenten trial.
