Thankful Thursday's

I have anxiously been waiting for Thursday this week! Here is what I am thankful for this week:

1. 7am 3/24 I WILL BE INDUCED! Going to meet my little blessing and I am so excited and ready.

2. Made welcome home signs for baby with my daughter! It was fun and she is so excited.

3. I feel so much support from all my family and friends.

4. HEALTH! I know God's hand is upon our lives and I know he will get me through the labor.

5. Thankful I did not go into labor last night when we had a blizzard! That would have been a bit scary and frightening trying to reach the hospital!

Look for pics and an announcement of our baby boy! :)

Comments

Cate from Random Crafty GA Girl said…

Happy baby day! =)

March 24, 2011 at 2:43 AM

Unknown said…

Good luck on your l&d.

March 24, 2011 at 10:08 AM

Undeserving Grace said…

Yaaaay i'm so excited for you and your family! So glad you made it to the finish line still giving praise! I'm looking forward to seeing the precious little one thank you for linking up this week!
{tara} from Undeserving Grace

March 24, 2011 at 8:32 PM

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