Fell asleep working out
Trying to wish Gran a happy birthday. It is not easy to make a 1-month-old sit up & hold a sign.
Looking away
This is how he sleeps. All stretched out.
Amanda & I Freshman year 1997


Sunday Photography Session: I messed with Jake's nap & feeding time so that I could feed him an hour before the photographer would get there. I thought that would put him in the best mood. Wrong! He was fine for the first 15 minutes, but then started having a meltdown. So the photographer got lots of pictures of him crying. I had planned on him only wearing his diaper in the pictures. Well, he screamed every time I took his onesie off. So we had to take almost all of the photos with him wearing it. I was frustrated that this was not what I had planned, but you can't really reason with a 1-month-old. It is a lesson that Jake loves to teach me. That life doesn't always go according to Plan A. (examples- finding out I was pregnant, him not cooperating during ultrasounds & him coming 4 weeks early. And these were all before he was even born!) I don't like Plan B's because that means that Plan A (which I thought was perfect) did not work out. Once I have a vision in my mind, it is hard for me to not be disappointed if it doesn't happen exactly that way. But Jake is teaching me, that, that's okay. When I was rocking him to sleep Sunday night (he was still wearing Plan B onesie), as he was falling asleep in my arms he opened his eyes & looked at me, and then closed his eyes & smiled. It was so precious. It was a reminder that sometimes the non-existent Plan B is better that the best Plan A that you could have ever imagined.
(Of course we'll see if that holds true once the proofs are in!)
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