I know I've already whined and cried about my day. It sucked. (and it's still not over!) But, there was one bright spot...check these pictures out!
Ian has been close to riding his bike for awhile but really took off today! Now I just have to keep him out of our busy road!
3 people not afraid to say something:
Ah, a silver lining. Try adding a diet coke into that mix.
Loving seeing Ian on a bike !!! That will also give him something to do when he comes to Grandpa and Grandma H. house. Thank you for taking the time to write this wonderful history of your memories as a mom. I wish I had something like this to look back on. Precious memories.....for good or for not so good.
You are such a wonderful mom just trying to keep up with life....as all mom's do.....but you just have to run a little faster ! I feel sorry for your guardian angel. love ya, mom harris
I remember when Preston rode his bike for the first time. He kept falling but getting back up and perservering. I was a proud mom. I kept thinking he's not suppose to ride a bike but I would love to have the doctors see him now! It is such a good escape for him. I think it makes him feel free, feel accomplished, and feel normal. Way to go Ian!
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