I haven't written in awhile because things are hectic...nothing bad, just busy. Beautiful summer days and nights = not enough time for fun. Lexi and I are really enjoying Jason home this summer. I treasure and I know Jason does too, the moments he and Lexi share together. Often times I think about what a wonderful dad he is and how lucky Alexi is to have him as her protector. Jason is a solid rock...Lexi's and mine.
Almost every night after Alexi goes to bed Jason and I sit on the couch and share how much we love her. We repeat it over and over again like we are telling someone for the first time. We also share stories about what she did that was new or cute. Speaking of new and cute, tonight at dinner Lexi started playing, "Drop the sippy cup and watch mommy pick it up" game. At one point Lexi started laughing and if you know me, I laugh when other people laugh (even if I don't know what they are laughing about). So, since I heard the sweetest laugh on this planet I began laughing too. Lexi continued laughing because I was laughing and it went on and on. I guess the apple really doesn't fall far from the tree.
Another sweet moment happened tonight after I fed Lexi her bedtime bottle. I was holding Lexi cheek to cheek with me and she kissed me. She planted one on my cheek and stayed there for a few minutes looking into my eyes. I didn't move a muscle. I treasured that moment and I always will.
Almost every night after Alexi goes to bed Jason and I sit on the couch and share how much we love her. We repeat it over and over again like we are telling someone for the first time. We also share stories about what she did that was new or cute. Speaking of new and cute, tonight at dinner Lexi started playing, "Drop the sippy cup and watch mommy pick it up" game. At one point Lexi started laughing and if you know me, I laugh when other people laugh (even if I don't know what they are laughing about). So, since I heard the sweetest laugh on this planet I began laughing too. Lexi continued laughing because I was laughing and it went on and on. I guess the apple really doesn't fall far from the tree.
Another sweet moment happened tonight after I fed Lexi her bedtime bottle. I was holding Lexi cheek to cheek with me and she kissed me. She planted one on my cheek and stayed there for a few minutes looking into my eyes. I didn't move a muscle. I treasured that moment and I always will.
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