Kenna woke up with a fever of 102 this morning and throwing up. So... sad. I feel like a crappy mom because she's obviously seen me puke enough this pregnancy to know that she needs to do it in the toilet. :) She woke up coughing and gagging and I asked her if she needed to throw up. She said yes so we headed to the bathroom. I sat on the floor with her thinking I'd end up holding her over the toilet but she just laid her head on my leg. Poor little thing.
Her fever has been off and on all day long, so we decided to spend Thanksgiving here at home, just the 3 of us. We didn't want to get anyone else sick, especially sweet little babies. :) All in all, it has been a nice quiet day with lots of love from Kenna.
Here's my top few things I'm thankful for this year.
1. My wonderful, amazing, supportive husband. Without all of his love and support, I definitely wouldn't be getting through school and applying to pharmacy school. Chris is so wonderful to put up with my mood swings with being pregnant, going though school, and raising a drama queen 2 year old. Without his hard work for our family, we wouldn't have this beautiful new house or be living comfortably during this hard economy. I am so thankful for all he does for me, Kenna and our baby. Yesterday he spent the entire day cleaning house with me and organizing things so we no longer have any boxes left in the house. I'm so lucky to have such a perfect man for me to spend the rest of my life with.
2. My sweet adorable little girl! I love her so much and am so thankful to have her around. Even when life is crazy and school is stressful, she brightens my day.
3. This future little baby girl of mine. It's crazy to think she'll be here in less than 33 days... Everyone keeps telling me this pregnancy has gone by fast, then they seem to feel bad because they think it has been a lot longer for me, but actually I have been very blessed to have a better pregnancy this time around. I very thankful that I've been able to continue doing well during this busy semester.
4. I'm thankful for my education and the ability that I have to continue in school. And all the support my family gives me to complete this education.
5. I'm thankful for Chris' job. It's nice not to have to worry about job security during these hard economic times. If the worst thing we have to deal with during these hardships is having to pay a premium for our insurance, I won't complain. I'm so thankful that he enjoys what he does and is so willing to work hard to support his family.
6. I'm thankful for NickJr... formally Noggin. Without all these wonderful preschool shows... I wouldn't be able to do well in school.
7. I'm thankful for my job. I absolutely love the company I work for and the people I work with. They are so... willing to work with my crazy school schedule. I am blessed to work for such wonderful people and have them support me in my desire to finish school also!
8. I'm thankful for the Gospel and the wonderful ward that Chris and I moved into.
9. I'm thankful for my neighborhood and the new friends I have made recently.
10. I'm thankful for all of my wonderful family members, extended and in-laws included. It's wonderful to have so much family around and they continue to help us during this busy period in our lives. Part of the reason we want to stay in Utah for Pharmacy school is, we can't imagine not having their help and support in our lives daily.
There are many more things I'm thankful for but to keep this from being a really long post. I'll stop here.
Here's a picture for those of you who don't like posts without them. :) and proof that Kenna does have a bath occasionally... This one we were fortunate enough to get through without screaming and crying thanks to Gramma Kim!
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After the clean up
Hair halfway done:
