This weekend quickly came to an end, and we are DEFINITELY not rested, but we did get a lot done. We finished up the flower bed we started yesterday and planted 3 Climbing Iceberg roses along the fence. Noah & I played outside a lot so that Michael could mow,
weed eat, etc. He has been a yard boy all weekend, bless his heart. Once he gets started, though, he's unstoppable. Noah found a great game in the pool where he dipped the top part of his head in the water. He laughed hysterically. So did I. I sat there watching my son giggle with not a care in the world, and I thought of sweet Helen...how she loved Noah so. I brought Noah to Hospice this week and it was Helen's last good moments. He kissed her over and over and she just loved on him right back. What a blessing those kisses were...for all of us.
Seeing Noah smile is the best therapy I
could've asked for today.
Dipping his head in the water
Ta
Daaaaa!
Michael took a break to take Noah on a tractor ride. Every day, they take a ride on the tractor through the neighborhood, around the lake. I met a new neighbor across the lake yesterday, and she said, "Oh, there's the little red-headed boy that rides the tractor." How funny.
This bed is so long; it's hard to get a good picture. It may not look like much now, but in a year or 2, it'll be full. Digging in the dirt, pulling weeds, and planting new life was also quite therapeutic today.
Dipping his head in the water
Ta Daaaaa!
Michael took a break to take Noah on a tractor ride. Every day, they take a ride on the tractor through the neighborhood, around the lake. I met a new neighbor across the lake yesterday, and she said, "Oh, there's the little red-headed boy that rides the tractor." How funny.
This bed is so long; it's hard to get a good picture. It may not look like much now, but in a year or 2, it'll be full. Digging in the dirt, pulling weeds, and planting new life was also quite therapeutic today. 
Precious, Brenda! I love reading your posts and looking at pictures of your sweet little boy!
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