It
seems like I just posted the two month blog yesterday but here we are just over
three
months since
our son was born (three months and three days to be exact). There have been good times and hard times throughout the
last month as our son has become aware of more and more of the world around him.
He is slowly learning little pieces here and there and now communicates in his
own way with us (especially when daddy comes home from work). That moment when
he turns his head and smiles at me is, by far, the highlight of my day.
Everyone
said that these days go by fast and while there are certainly times when time
seems to move very slowly, I really don’t know where the last three months have
gone. It is a blur of work and baby with a few memories from lodge meetings and
other events. Everything seems to have faded into unimportance while the
specific moments of seeing my son do things, see things, react certain ways,
and sooth us remain vivid in my mind. Even some of the unpleasantries that
have been experienced are quarantined into the recesses of memory. It is a hard
thing to explain but many of you know exactly what I am talking about.
There
are times when I have come through the door after a particularly long day at
the office and everything seems to just fade away. Other times I have come home
later than usual knowing I have to get some more unavoidable work done but
lacking the energy to do so… sneaking up to his crib and watching him sleep is
all I need to keep going and keep working that night. And when I am at work and
my mind begins to drift, I think about my son and I get back on task knowing
that if I don’t finish things up during the week, I am going to have to spend
some time away from him on the weekend tethered to my computer… I have managed
to avoid working on the weekend for some time now.
It
has been an interesting and quick adventure so far. There has been a lot of
poop and a lot of laughs, many headaches and numerous giggles, a few hard days
and countless beautiful moments. All the while we have watched him grow still
not quite believing that he is here and that we are a family of three. Things
have changed so much and as he understands a little bit more of the world
around him we are eager to introduce him to new places and experiences and that
is exactly what we have planned for the next three months.
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