I was going through some recent pictures of Savannah, my 11-month old, tonight and found some gems. Here are a few. You can see the rest here.

Speaking of miracles, here’s my baby at 10, almost 11 months

Right before church

Hangin’ with me.

Savannah joined me at the office while Kristy went out to lunch. She offers some great advice so I’ve decided to make her available for $5000/day. Such a bargain.

Last night around 7pm, the snow started to fall. The news people called this storm, the “big one.” Funny how that means different things to different people.

By the time we got up this morning, we had a 4″ blanket of snow on the ground and we couldn’t resist from getting out in it for a bit. Here are some fun pictures from our adventure out.

Poor girl can’t sit up on her own yet.

Isn’t that the sweetest face!

You can see the rest of the snow pictures here.

Seriously. Isn’t that the sweetest face you’ve seen all day!

It’s hard to believe, my daughter is 6 months old.

Honestly, I feel honored to be given such a gift. When I begin to think of what life might be like if/when there are two of my children running around, I’m overwhelmed by the generosity of God. To think that I could be gifted and granted to be responsible for two kids is a humbling privilege. I can’t wait.

It’s hard to believe, but today at 12:20p, Savannah will be 5 months old. My how the time has gone by quickly. Here’s a recent picture of her. We think that she’s forgotten that she was a premie.

I awoke to realize that Kristy was needing some extra sleep so I jumped at the opportunity to play Mr Mom for awhile. Talk about a renewed respect for what Kristy goes through everyday. Minutes before I was to walk out the door, I had breakfast, my laptop bag, diaper bag, car seat with Savannah and a play mat in hand ready to go to work. “Don’t forget to grab some milk”—I must have said it a 6.5 times.

20 minutes later I pull into the office and the moment I opened the door to pull my little sweet snookums out of the backseat—DANGIT! I forgot the milk!!! What was I to do. Wake Kristy? I can’t just create the stuff on my own. Savannah has to eat in an hour. Thank God Kristy’s parents had a backup supply (you have no idea how many bags we have in the freezer…I’m actually thinking of selling the stuff—JUST KIDDING!). Off Savannah and I went to Keith & Sharry’s to get her mid-morning snack.

10:07am. 7 minutes past Savannah’s scheduled mealtime. I’m rushing up the stairs (with Savannah in tow) to thaw out the milk and feed my girl.

11:15am. Savannah is fed and burped but isn’t at all interested in sleeping. So I place her on the play mat and caught this on my phone…

Her first official laugh (for me anyway)!

11:45ish am. Savannah finally falls asleep…like this

12:15pm. Kristy shows up and we go to lunch.

1:30pm. I finally get to “work”

Oh, and the renewed respect for Kristy? Yeah. So after being at “work” for almost 4 hours, I finally got to “work” 5 hours later. Go figure…but I wouldn’t have traded it for anything. I got QT with my sweet Savannah and I got to hear her first laugh.

That. Is priceless.