Saturday, August 3, 2013

A Day in Our Life: Last Day of Summer (and prayers, please)

Sidney and I spent our final day of summer together doing a lot of nothing. (Bailey's been out of town this week at a class so he wasn't able to take in our fun). Here's my best attempt at documenting our day through iPhone pictures.....
We had another day of practice of waking up early so Sidney was up by 6:30. We ate breakfast then got started with our day.
We turned on Sprout and had lots of playtime. Here is Sidney after she's pulled off the magazines and coasters from the end table.
We may or may not have done a whole lot of this. She has had the slightest fever (teething, maybe?) so she was wanting to sit in Mama's lap a good bit. How could I resist?? 
We read some books. 
Sidney did some walking with her walker. 
 Taking her morning nap.
 She woke up and was ready to go!!
 Lunchtime: turkey and cheese sandwich with some potatoes.
 Playing with her purse and getting ready for her post-nap errands.
 First stop: Sonic.
 We enjoyed our last summer happy hour at Sonic with a sweet tea. Then we ran to Cotton Treasures for a quick visit with Chantay, Courtney, and Casey. Next we went to the bank. 
Our next stop was Grandmother and Granddaddy's. Sidney took a little ride on Granddaddy's walker. Our last stop was Nonnie and G-daddy's for dinner (but I forgot a picture). 
When we got home Sidney got a bath. Then we read our Bible story and went to bed.

I had such a sweet day with my baby girl. And I have truly had the sweetest summer with Bailey, Sidney, family, and friends but so excited for another school year!

On another note...please keep my sweet daddy in your prayers. He's had some trouble with his back/legs for some time and has recently been "diagnosed" with nerve disease of the lower back (basically, he's losing muscle, thus function, in his legs.) On top of all this, his red blood cell count has been high so on Monday morning he will be going for a bone marrow test. His exact words a few weeks ago, "Give it to God and go a day at a time,"  which is exactly what we will do.

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