Big Thank You!

One thing I wanted to add on it's own. First of all thank you to all of those friends and family that have e-mailed us on our big news. And welcome to all of you new subscribers. Hope you enjoy keeping up to date with us. I do have to admit this is a great tool for that especially with all of the out of town family we have.

The next thank you goes out to my mom. I have to say a big THANK YOU to her for coming over last Tuesday and allowing me to get out of my house for a few hours. I had been penned in with Zack and his flu virus and had not been out in over a week. Darin's had worked the entire weekend of March 1st and 2nd. His big work project finally went in and he spent the night downtown so I couldn't escape on the weekend. I truly appreciated the break!! The walls were caving in!

The next thank you goes to my friend Tricia from my ECFE group. She was so sweet to drop Zack and I a "Fun pack". Snacks, bubbles, discovery cards and greeting cards as well as ideas to break up the monotony of being in the house. It was such a great surprise. Zack LOVES the bubbles!! She knew that being cooped up for a week with her son a while back was no fun and the amount of time we had been cooped up because of him or I being sick, she couldn't imagine! Thanks again Tricia!

The last thank you goes to my sister Molly. On Wednesday of last week I took Zack into the Dr. again because his cold wasn't getting better and it didn't seem like a dry cough they described for the flu bug. Everything turned out fine and I found out he was no longer contagious. So when Molly found out about this she called me and broke Zack and I out of the house for dinner. Both of our husbands have been working late nights since the conversion at Darin's work, well, Josh's work too. They work for the same company. So it was a girls, plus Zack, night out. :-) It was so great to get out again and join the real world.

It is so great to know we have such wonderful friends and family surrounding us. My mom always says, "It takes a village to raise a child" and I am truly learning that there is a lot of truth to this saying.