Tuesday, May 14, 2013
In other news... like big big news
I will be back to blogging in a few short weeks! After a lot of tears and soul searching I decided to resign from my AMAZING position with WilsonHCG.
I absolutely love my company and what I do each and every day but at this point I really need to be home with Taylor and Cooper. This was a heart wrenching decision but in the end I know that it is what is best for our family. I can't think of another profession that is as hard as a stay at home mom. And truth be told I am scared out of my big girl panties!!! My last day will be the first week of June, so I am going to soak up every last minute of professional juice that I can.
I feel like in the last (ummmmm) six months I have had so much to share about our team and I can't wait to get back to the blogging world, and I am so excited to start the summer with my little team. We plan to see lots of family and friends traveling to SLC and Ohio ( fingers crossed ) and soaking up a lot of sun.
I also can't wait to share all of the Williams Syndrome pictures from the nationwide walks. We had over 90 people walk in support of Team Super Cooper Nationwide. We had walkers in Ohio, Utah, Florida, San Diego and San Francisco. Looking at the pictures is beyond overwhelming. We have the best family and friends in the world and Cooper is blessed to have there support. Brace yourself. It will give you the chills!!!!
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
The Gypsy's Ride Again! Team Dunaway is on the move
It's official we are on the move.... because 2 years in one house is far to long for this team! We are moving about 10 minutes from our current "place of residence" to a cute little 4 bedroom in Lafayette CA.
Why move? Good Question. In order for Cooper to be in the BEST school for special needs kids in the bay area we needed to be in this particular school district. So we made is so. Picture to come.
What? How has it been over a month -- and yes I heard you.
I know I know. I said I would be better but this girl is a busy one! I can't believe that it has been over a month since my last post. You know what I need? More hours in the day, or better yet I wish I didn't need to sleep.
Plus we have been a sick ward for WEEKS! Let's see, everyone got the flu ( NICE) Picture below is of Cooper with A massive double ear infection, a bad head cold AND pick eye. Please note the bags under by eyes. lol. Cooper only gets sick when Dusty is out of town for the week.
Quick this week for dinner
Sunday: Was Taylor's 5th Birthday. More on that to come! She asked for noodles with butter and Dunaway Salt and broc
Monday: Mexican Pizza and side salad
Tuesday: Chicken Rolls, Rice and peas
Wednesday: Ham, potato casserole and asparagus
Thursday: Shrimp Po Boys, Curly Fries and corn on the cob
Friday; Left Overs
Plus we have been a sick ward for WEEKS! Let's see, everyone got the flu ( NICE) Picture below is of Cooper with A massive double ear infection, a bad head cold AND pick eye. Please note the bags under by eyes. lol. Cooper only gets sick when Dusty is out of town for the week.
Quick this week for dinner
Sunday: Was Taylor's 5th Birthday. More on that to come! She asked for noodles with butter and Dunaway Salt and broc
Monday: Mexican Pizza and side salad
Tuesday: Chicken Rolls, Rice and peas
Wednesday: Ham, potato casserole and asparagus
Thursday: Shrimp Po Boys, Curly Fries and corn on the cob
Friday; Left Overs
Friday, January 18, 2013
Happy Friday
I'm really looking forward to this long weekend. We have birthday parties, hiking, indoor camping and football planned. Honestly I'm just really excited to spend time with my sweet family. With Dusty's travel schedule and my work hours it will be nice to hunker down with my little team. Hoping you all have a wonderful long holiday weekend.
xoxo
Day 18
xoxo
Day 18Thursday, January 17, 2013
Williams
Two things from facebook that I have been loving over the last few weeks.
"Williams Syndrome is a complicated blessing. It's a series of short straws followed by infinite extra long ones. You get the joy of seeing the purity of love like never before displayed in a human being, and you get the realization that most of the world will never appreciate your child's heart. It's like that song that you can listen to again and again and never be tired of it, but when you stop and really listen to the words, you can't help but cry." -by Natalie Mrotzek
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