End of Year
Saturday, December 23rd, 2006So we come to the end of 2006 which has had some great lows and some good highs. While there have been these good points throughout the year, not least of which, has been the birth of our son, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t sorry to see the back of this year and look forward to 2007 being a better year overall not just for us but for many, many people we know.
We’ve had our Solstice celebration with just our immediate family, and we will be spending Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with my in-law’s, and then having Christmas with my family on the 27th after my husband gets off duty. He’s on days this week covering for another officer who is on holiday and it’s been a bit of a strange switch having him gone all day, even though I didn’t think I’d properly adjusted to him being back on nights yet.
I didn’t ever find time or chance to make a Christmas/Yuletide layout for the blog, but I did make a little online card featuring the munchkin. It’s:

I think next year I’ll start with the holiday stuff in October and then maybe I’ll have it all done. I’m working on one of those holiday newsletters, but it won’t be out before the New Year, that I do know. I at least have all the paper and quite a few pictures of the munchkin in various stages. It’s so strange to look at him now compared to how he was 8 months ago. I don’t feel his changed that much even though I know he has, but I don’t see it because I see him every day, of course. He’s standing up now, provided he has something to hold on to, he can take a few assisted steps, he’s definitely crawling, and he can sit up by himself, which has the added bonus that he’s stopped screaming the place down at bath time, he has two bottom teeth and is working on more, and he’s so tall! He’s in 12-18 mos clothes, and weighs about 22lbs. He’s also trying to talk, we’ve got ‘hiya’ and ‘mama’ ‘dada’ and various other scribble sounds that we can make words out of but they don’t make much sense yet.
Anyway, we hope that all our family and friends are having a safe and happy holiday, and being able to spend time with those they love and care about in as stress-free as possible circumstances. Love to all.






